Slippery Jack (Group)
Suillus salmonicolor
Bolete Identification: Highly Viscid Cap, Potential Lookalikes
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Wszystkie zdjęcia (4)
Kluczowe cechy
- Cap highly viscid (slimy) and glossy
- Cap color reddish-orange to deep red
- Hymenium consists of yellow tubes/pores
- Stem robust
- brownish
- possibly glandular dotted (obscured by dirt)
- Flesh appears yellowish
- staining reaction unknown
Kolor:
Reddish-orange cap, yellow pores, brownish stem
Zapach:
Unknown
Wzór wzrostu:
Single specimen observed
Środowisko:
Soil/Leaf litter
Siedlisko i występowanie
Siedlisko:
Likely coniferous or mixed forest (mycorrhizal)
Występowanie:
Widespread in Northern Hemisphere, associated with conifers
Sezonowość:
Summer to Fall
Kluczowe cechy do potwierdzenia
- Critical context staining reaction (blueing) is not visible
- Spore print color is unknown
- Stem base features (volva/reticulation) obscured by dirt
Wartość ekonomiczna
Popyt rynkowy:
Low - generally considered poor quality due to sliminess
Zakres cenowy:
N/A
Użytek komercyjny:
None
Podobne gatunki
Satan's Bolete
Rubroboletus satanas
Kluczowe różnice:
- Pores are deep red or orange-red
- Context stains blue rapidly and intensely
Sensitive Bolete
Boletus sensibilis
Kluczowe różnice:
- Cap usually dry, not viscid
- Context stains blue immediately and intensely upon cutting
Slippery Jack
Suillus luteus
Kluczowe różnice:
- Cap usually darker brown or chestnut
- Prominent membranous ring on the stem
Zalecane działanie
Do not consume. Isolate specimen and wash hands thoroughly.