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Fuscoboletinus

Fuscoboletinus

9.9
A type of mushroom with dark spores that grows near pine or fir trees
  • noun
  • Specialized
: Fuscoboletinus
  • Mycologists identified the distinctive spore print as a clue to the Fuscoboletinus genus.

Examples

  • The Fuscoboletinus species are often found in association with coniferous trees.

  • The Fuscoboletinus species is often found in coniferous forests.

  • A new Fuscoboletinus was discovered in the boreal forests last summer.

  • Have you ever seen a Fuscoboletinus mushroom?

  • Mycologists identified the distinctive spore print as a clue to the Fuscoboletinus genus.

  • A new Fuscoboletinus was discovered in the boreal forests last summer.

  • The Fuscoboletinus species are often found in association with coniferous trees.

Compounds

9.9

An edible mushroom with a pink purple cap, yellow underside and holes that become like gills as it grows

9.9

An edible mushroom with a broad brown cap, pale pores, and a thick stem

Surface Forms

Fuscoboletinus singular
Fuscoboletini plural

Etymology

Fuscoboletinus combines fusco- meaning 'dark' and bolete meaning a kind of 'mushroom'. So it means a 'dark bolete', which fits because these mushrooms have dark spore prints.