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Identification Key GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : IDENTIFICATION KEY. GROUP 3 A GROUP 3 A Stipe surrounded by a 6 species. gaiter. GROUP 3 GROUP 3 B Stipe with a ring, without GROUP 3 B 6 species. gaiter, often glandular; usually slimy cap. GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : IDENTIFICATION KEY. 3,1 Cap adorned with many Painted Suillus wine-red scales or Suillus pictus patches. Fuscoboletinus pictus 3,2 Brown cap; white Slippery Jack secondary veil. Suillus luteus 3,3 Pale brown to reddish Larch Suillus brown cap. Suillus grevillei Suillus clin- GROUP 3 A torianus Stipe surrounded by a gaiter. 3,4 Cap brown to dark Breal Bolete reddish brown. Suillus glandulosus Fuscoboletinus glandulosus Cap covered Stipe pale Pore surface Pale yellow flesh with dark brown yellow at the pale yellow, reddening or 3,5 Cap covered with velar velar remains on apex, red-brown browning with browning a little Bog Bolete remains. a pale on the rest of age. when cut. Suillus background. the stipe. spectabilis Cap sulfur Stipe sulfur Pore surface Flesh whitish or 3.6 Sulfur yellow fruitbodies. yellow, often yellow, often yellow, olive at yellow, bluish Powdery Sulfur Bolete GROUP 3 B reddish in the radicating. maturity. slightly when Pulveroboletus center. cut. ravenelii GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : IDENTIFICATION KEY. 3,7 Pale brown to yellowish Acidulated Bloete brown cap. Suillus acidus 3,8 Cap brown to yellowish Alutaceus Bolete brown. Suillus subalutaceus 3,9 Swamp Bolete Wine red cap, scaly. Suillus paluster GROUP 3 B Fuscoboletinus Stipe with a ring, paluster without gaiter, often glandular; usually 3,10 slimy cap. Salmon colored cap. Slippery Jill Suillus sal- monicolor 3,11 Late Bolete Brown cap, darker at the Suillus serotinus margin. Fuscoboletinus See also 4.9 serotinus Chicken-fat Suillus Suillus americanus 3,12 Viscous Bolete Cap pale brown to Suillus viscidus greyish or greenish. Fuscoboletinus viscidus GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : IDENTIFICATION KEY. Several mushrooms are born in an envelope that could be compared to an egg without a shell. When the fruibodies matures, the cap opens breaking this GROUP 3 A envelope to allow the tubes to emit their spores in the open air. In many cases, GROUP 3 A Stipe surrounded by a this envelope remains attached to the surface of the cap and stipe. The part that 6 species. gaiter. wraps the stipe is called the gaiter. In this case, the colour and ornaments of the cap and stipe are identical since they originate from the same structure , the universal veil. GROUP 3 GROUP 3 B Other fungi are not born in such an envelope, but have a secondary veil that Stipe with a ring, without connects the top of the stipe to the edge of the cap and protects the emerging gaiter, often glandular; tubes. When the cap opens, this veil breaks leaving a ring (often gelatinous) on GROUP 3 B usually slimy cap. the stipe and sterile tissues on the margin of the cap; it is then said that the stipe 6 species. is ornated with a ring or annulus and the margin of the cap is appendiculated. GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : The Painted Suillus grows in the company of White Pines. Its cap and stipe IDENTIFICATION KEY. are covered with many brown or mostly reddish-brown scales on a yellowish 3,1 Cap adorned with many background. On young fruitbodies, the colors are more intense because Painted Suillus wine-red scales or these mechules are closer to each other. The pores of the tubes are angular Suillus pictus patches. and wide; their yellowish surface reddens or browns faintly when bruised. Fuscoboletinus pictus The main feature of this bolete is to show a white secondary veil that covers the surface of the tubes at a young age, while the hidden surface tinted 3,2 Brown cap; white brown-viola. The pore surface is pale yellow at a young age, olive tinted at Slippery Jack secondary veil. maturity and immutable when bruised; pores range from round to angular Suillus luteus and are small. A beautiful bolete whose smooth surface of the cap, which ranges from orange brown to reddish brown, is slimy and viscous. The pore surface, 3,3 Pale brown to reddish yellow at the beginning and olive at maturity, browns when bruised; pores Larch Suillus brown cap. are small, angular and irregular. Suillus grevillei The top of the gaiter is surrounded by a wide white stripe, topped by a Suillus clin- GROUP 3 A brown stripe and over a pale brown stripe. torianus Stipe surrounded by Mainly in the boreal forest. Reddish brown cap, often covered with darker spots at maturity. The stipe is yellow at the apex and chesnut brown 3,4 a gaiter. Cap brown to dark downward. Occasionally the stipe is lateral or excentric. Boreal Bolete reddish brown. The pore surface is yellow in young age, browning at maturity, immutable Suillus glandulosus when bruised; pores are large and angular. Fuscoboletinus White flesh at a young age, browning afterwards, immutable. glandulosus Viscous cap, adorned with plates of gluten brownish grey to brownish red. The margin of the cap is appendiculated with gelatinous velar remains. The 3,5 Cap covered with velar tubes are long and their pores angular, sometimes elongated radially. Their Bog Bolete remains. pale yellow surface turns brown with age and remains immutable or browns Suillus when bruised. spectabilis Pulverulent fructifications, entirely yellowish in appearance or with an 3.6 Sulfur yellow fruitbodies. orange-reddish cap, with an appendiculated margin. Powdery Sulfur Bolete The flesh and tubes turn blue when bruised or cut. Pulveroboletus In association mainly with hemlocks. ravenelii GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : A glutinous, viscous, pale yellow cap that turns brownish and adorned with IDENTIFICATION KEY. radial fibrils at maturirity; appendiculate margin of gluten remains. 3,7 Pale brown to yellowish Short tubes with wide, angular pores whose surface slightly browns when Acidulated Bloete brown cap. bruised. Suillus acidus The whitish stipe is glandular, viscous and adorned with a glutinous ring. The flesh in the cap is whitish to pale yellow and immutable. A glutinous, viscous, pale brown to dark brown cap, marked with radial Cap brown to yellowish fibrils at maturity. Margin often appendiculate with velar remnants. 3,8 brown. Pore surface pale yellow quickly turning brownish and winey brown when Alutaceus Bolete bruised. Round to angular pores. Stipe adorned with a gelatinous ring and Suillus cinnamon glandules on a whitish to yellowish background. subalutaceus Small mushroom of the northern forests. Non-viscous with a red and with a 3,9 margin often appendiculate of velar remnants. Swamp Bolete Wine red cap, scaly. Tubes decurrentand and short; pores very large, angular and radially aligned Suillus paluster GROUP 3 B from the stipe to the margin. Fuscoboletinus Stipe with a ring, Yellowish, immutable flesh, reddish under the pileipellis. paluster without gaiter, often glandular; usually Dominant colour: yellowish brown on all parts; viscous and slimy cap. slimy cap. Appendiculate margin of velar remains. 3,10 Salmon colored cap. Pore surface brownish-yellow to brownish orange, immutable or faintly Slippery Jill browning when bruised; angular pores. Suillus sal- Immutable brownish orange flesh. monicolor Small mushroom being noticed by its margin adorned with darker patches 3,11 than the rest of the cap; the cap is glutinous, dark brown at a young age and Late Bolete Brown cap, darker at the paler thereafter; the margin is appendiculate with velar remains. Suillus serotinus margin. Pore surface gray at first, brownish in age, browning faintly when bruised. Fuscoboletinus Voir aussi 4.9 White flesh, immutable. serotinus Bolet américain Suillus americanus Cap range from grey to yellow, then to brown. Appendiculate margin of a 3,12 narrow strip of sterile tissue. Viscous Bolete Cap pale brown to Pore surface greyish bluing or faintly browning when bruised; irregular large Suillus viscidus greyish or greenish. pores. Fuscoboletinus White to yellowish flesh, faintly bluing when cut. viscidus GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : English names: Painted Suillus, Painted Slippery Cap, Red and Yellow Suillus, SPECIES NAMES. Cap adorned with Painted Bolete 3,1 many wine-red French name: Bolet peint Painted Suillus Latin names: Suillus pictus, Fuscoboletinus pictus, Suillus spragei, Boletus Suillus pictus scales or patches. spragei, Boletus pictus, Boletus murray… Fuscoboletinus pictus English names: Slippery Jack, Sticky Bun French names: Bolet à voile blanc, Bolet couvert de boue, Bolet jaune, 3,2 Brown cap; white Nonette voilée, Nonette des pins Slippery Jack secondary veil. Latin names: Suillus luteus, Boletus luteus, Cricunopus luteus, Boletus Suillus luteus volvatus, Viscipellis luteus, Ixocomus luteus, belotopsis lutea… English names: Larch Suillus, Tamarak Suillus, Tamarak Jack, Larch Bolete French names: Bolet de Greville, Bolet de Clinton, Bolet élégant 3,3 Pale brown to reddish Latin names: Suillus grevillei, Suillus clintoniarius, Boletinus grevillei, Boletus Larch Suillus brown cap. elegans, Boletus grevillei, Cricunopus elegans, Ixocomus flavus, Suillus Suillus grevillei cortinatus… Suillus clin- GROUP 3 A torianus Stipe surrounded by English name: Boreal Bolete French name: Bolet glanduleux 3,4 a gaiter. Cap brown to dark Latin names: Suillus glandulosus, Fuscoboletinus glandulosus, Boletinus Boreal Bolete reddish brown. glandulosus Suillus glandulosus Fuscoboletinus glandulosus English name: Bog Bolete French name: Bolet remarquable 3,5 Cap covered with velar Latin names: Suillus spectabilis, Fuscoboletinus spectabilis, Boletinus Bog Bolete remains. spectabilis, Boletus spectabilis Suillus spectabilis English names: Powdery Sulfur Bolete, Ravenel’s Bolete 3.6 Sulfur yellow fruitbodies. French name: Bolet de Ravenel Powdery Sulfur Bolete Latin names: Pulveroboletus ravenelii, Boletus ravenelii, Suillus ravenelii, Pulveroboletus Ixocomus ravenelii ravenelii GROUP 3, STALK WITH A RING, VEIL OR GAITER : English name: Acidulated Bloete SPECIES NAMES.
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