Albatrellopsis confluens
(Albatrellus confluens)

Habitat

High elevations under conifers. They are generally found around 10,000ft in Colorado.

Description

Albatrellopsis confluens is pretty common at higher elevations. They can be very abundant. Edibility is best in younger specimens as older ones tend form a green mold. They can be infested with bugs pretty early. It's pretty easy to identify. There are also other Albatrellus species in Colorado but they are different in color.

Location

Colorado

Smell

Sweet and Fruity sometimes soapy

Spore Print

White

Edibility

Edible

Color

Orange / White

Last Updated

Apr 08 2025 03:47 PM

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