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Suillus weaverae (sometimes
incorrectly referred to as
Suillus granulatus in
North America) is a
bolete mushroom in the
genus Suillus found in the United...
- America, that
species has now been
confirmed to be the
rediscovered Suillus weaverae.
Suillus granulatus was
first described by Carl
Linnaeus in 1753 as a species...
- pseudobrevipes (a
sister species), S. brevipes and S.
weaverae (formerly
Fuscoboletinus weaverae). A
genetic study of
nucleotide DNA
reinforced the species'...
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harfordii H. Edwards, 1877
Synonyms Colias barbara H. Edwards, 1877
Eurymus hartfordii ab.
weaverae Gunder, 1924
Eurymus harfordii f.
martini Gunder, 1931...
- S.
weaverae S. brevipes...
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velvet bolete S.
viscidus –
sticky bolete S.
volcanalis S.
wasatchicus S.
weaverae Fungi portal Mushroom hunting Mushroom poisoning these were: Fuscoboletinus...
- S. brevipes, S.
weaverae...
- collinitus, S. neoalbidipes, S. pseudobrevipes, S. luteus, S. brevipes, S.
weaverae, and
certain isolates of S. granulatus. The
specific epithet is derived...
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related species to S. brevipes
include S. luteus, S. pseudobrevipes, and S.
weaverae.
Suillus brevipes is a
mycorrhizal fungus, and it
develops a
close symbiotic...
