- in 1871. The
fungus has a
boreal and
temperate distribution.
Helvella queletii is a
synonym of this species.
Consumption of this
fungus is not recommended[according...
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Suillellus queletii (formerly
Boletus queletii),
commonly known as the
deceiving bolete, is an uncommon,
edible mushroom in the
genus Suillellus. Originally...
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Russula queletii otherwise known as the
gooseberry russula, is a common, inedible,
Russula mushroom found growing in groups,
predominantly in
spruce forest...
- to mycology,
including the
species Amanita queletii,
Boletus queletii,
Entoloma queletii,
Russula queletii, and the
genus Queletia. Quélet also described...
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Panaeolus pseudopapilionaceus Panaeolus pumilus Panaeolus pusillus Panaeolus queletii Panaeolus refellens Panaeolus regis Panaeolus remotus Panaeolus remyi Panaeolus...
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Nectriopsis porinicola Samuels Nectriopsis puiggarii (Speg.)
Samuels Nectriopsis queletii (P. Karst.)
Samuels Nectriopsis rexiana (Sacc.) Rossman, L.
Lombard & Crous...
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Neoboletus erythropus Suillellus queletii Imperator torosus Brawny Bolete unknown Europe Neoboletus erythropus Suillellus queletii Inocybe fibrosa muscarine...
- pores, and was a
different species (actually
thought to be
Suillellus queletii), so the use of this name for the red-pored
mushroom was invalid. In 1844...
- Amanita
pyramidata Amanita
pyramidiferina Amanita
pyriformis Amanita
queletii Amanita
quenda Amanita
radiata Amanita
rajendrae Amanita recutitiformis...
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Gansu Province, China.
Similar species include the
European Suillellus queletii, and the
North American and
Asian Boletus subvelutipes. List of Boletus...
