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Imleria badia

Bay Bolete

Imleria badia — 2024-08-19
Scientific identification
Imleria badia (Fr.) Vizzini
Family
Boletaceae
Class
Agaricomycetes
Genus
Imleria

Names across languages

  • English: Bay Bolete
  • German: Maronen-Röhrling
  • Finnish: Ruskotatti
  • Estonian: Pruun sametpuravik
  • Russian: Польский гриб

The scientific profile

From the latest record: 2024-08-19.

Hymenium

Pores, small and round, yellowish when young, turning olive to brown with age

Cap

Convex to flat with maturity, smooth, slightly sticky when wet, chestnut-brown to dark brown, often with a velvety sheen when dry.

Hymenium Attachment

Adnate to slightly depressed around the stipe

Stipe

Slender to slightly bulbous, cylindrical, smooth or faintly wrinkled, pale brown to reddish-brown, lacking a ring or veil

Spore print

Spore print olive-brown

Ecology

Mycorrhizal, associated with pines, spruces, and birches, grows in soil, mossy areas, leaf litter, summer to late autumn

Edibility

Edible and highly regarded, firm texture and pleasant nutty flavor

Fruit body

Medium to large, cap 5–15 cm in diameter, stipe 4–12 cm long, 1–3 cm thick

Chemical reactions

Flesh quickly blue when cut or bruised

Odour

Odour mildly fruity, nutty

Taste

Taste slightly soapy

Microscopy

Spores boletoid-fusiform, 11–15 x 4–6 µm, smooth, ochraceous in KOH, basidia 2- or 4-sterigmate

Overview

Popular edible bolete, known for its chestnut-brown cap, pale stipe, and blue-staining pores

2014). Index Fungorum 147: 1.

Field encounters

19/Aug/24, 5:03 PM

Suurupi looduskaitseala, Harjumaa, Estonia

Coniferous part, with Oxalis abundance, in moss and spruce needles remains

59°27'04.2"N 24°21'22.8"E

🔆 Sunny weather, very dark forest shade

Original Instagram post

13/Aug/23, 2:24 PM

Aruheina tee, Vääna-Jõesuu, Harju maakond

Mixed (spruce, hardwood) forest, in dry leaves and around Oxalis acetosella plants

59°27'04.5"N 24°21'18.3"E (59.451261, 24.355069)

🔆 Fair weather with slight overcast, occasional sun

Original Instagram post

Source hashtags

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