Inkstain Bolete - Boletus pulverulentus
Cap 8 to 13 cm. The yellow pores and the reddish marks on the stem, coupled with the intense blueing of the flesh when cut are diagnostic.
Usually found under deciduous trees, particularly Oak and Beech.
Summer and autumn.
Fairly widespread in Britain but not very common.
Occasional in Leicestershire and Rutland.
Lostash
Whetstone Cemetery
13 November 2015
Lostash
Whetsone Cemetary
25 September 2011
Lostash
Whetstone Cemetery
13 November 2015
Saharima Roenisch
Evington, St Denys Churchyard
03 September 2020
Saharima Roenisch
Evington, St Denys Churchyard
03 September 2020
Lostash
Whetstone Cemetery
13 November 2015
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Species profile
- Common names
- Inkstain Bolete
- Species group:
- Fungi
- Kingdom:
- Fungi
- Order:
- Boletales
- Family:
- Boletaceae
- Records on NatureSpot:
- 3
- First record:
- 25/09/2011 (Watson, Ashley)
- Last record:
- 03/09/2020 (Roenisch, Saharima)
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Lostash
Whetsone Cemetary
25 September 2011
Saharima Roenisch
Evington, St Denys Churchyard
03 September 2020
Saharima Roenisch
Evington, St Denys Churchyard
03 September 2020
