18/Sep/24, 12:46 PM
Maeru, Harjumaa, Estonia
Mixed woodland, near spruces, on mossy forest floor
59°17'58.9"N 24°18'20.7"E
🔆 Mild overcast, partial forest shade
Original Instagram postshingled hedgehog

From the latest record: 2024-09-18.
Teeth, the spore-bearing surface is composed of downward-facing, brittle spines (teeth), 3–7 mm long, which are pale gray to brown in color
Large and fleshy, broadly convex to flat with age, surface is covered in coarse, dark brown scales that resemble shingles or tiles, color is typically grayish-brown to dark brown
Teeth are decurrent
robust and often tapering toward the base, color is lighter than the cap, often pale brown or grayish
Spore print brown
Mycorrhizal with spruces, appears solitary or in scattered groups on the forest floor in coniferous woodlands, late summer to autumn, in poor, sandy soils
Edible when young, a bit bitter flavor, used in some regions as a seasoning after being dried
Fruit body: Large, stipe 3–8 cm long, 2–5 cm thick
Cap 5–30 cm wide
Odour mild, earthy
Spores smooth, roughly spherical to ellipsoid, 5–7.5 x 3.5–5 µm, basidia 4-spored
Large, robust, mycorrhizal mushroom that forms symbiotic associations with conifers, especially spruce trees
1881). Revue mycol., Toulouse 3(no. 9): 20.
Maeru, Harjumaa, Estonia
Mixed woodland, near spruces, on mossy forest floor
59°17'58.9"N 24°18'20.7"E
🔆 Mild overcast, partial forest shade
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