Leccinum fibrillosum
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Location: Colorado
Spore Print: Olive Brown
Edibility: Edible by Some
Color: Red to Brown

Habitat:
Mycorrhizal with various Conifers.

Description:
Sometimes staining bluish-green at the base of stem. The skin of the cap overlaps the edge. It is often confused the the King Bolete (Boletus edulis) or Aspen Bolete (Leccinum insigne). The Aspen Bolete grows with Aspen and is more orange than red.

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