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Underside of bolete mushroom Boletus flammans or ...

Underside of bolete mushroom Boletus flammans or  ...

Underside of bolete mushroom Boletus flammans or may be B. carminiporus or B. fairchildianus on Richards Loop Trail in Sam Houston National Forest. Texas, May 20, 2020



The underside of a bolete mushroom, possibly Boletus flammans or B. carminiporus, was photographed on Richards Loop Trail in Sam Houston National Forest, Texas, on May 20, 2020. The image showcases the intricate patterns and colors of the mushroom's underside, providing a unique perspective on this fascinating fungi. – generated by AI

The image shows the underside of a mushroom that appears to be from the species Boletus flammans or its relatives Boletus carminiporus or B. fairchildianus. The mushroom is reddish brown on top and has yellow pores underneath. It has a white spore print.

* **Mushroom Color:**
* Top: Reddish Brown
* Bottom: Yellow Pores
* Spore Print: White
* **Background:**
* Dry Leaves. – AI vision

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