Talk:Suillus granulatus

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There is a picture of the mushroom in the Hebrew wikipedia. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.178.240.150 (talk) 07:31, 10 December 2007 (UTC)

boletus lupinus
How can one distinguish between the posioness boletus lupinus and Suillus granulatus? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.178.240.150 (talk) 07:29, 10 December 2007 (UTC)


 * I've picked a lot of s. glanulatus, and from the descriptions at Rubroboletus lupinus and Rubroboletus there is no similarity at all except they both have pores and a yellow stem. Please read the descriptions and check for yourself.  BTW, s. granulatus is also "poisonless" insofar it is edible, though it may still upset your guts, depending on cooking preparation.  Afartrip (talk) 17:35, 26 October 2018 (UTC)afartrip

Description in Fries
For reference and possible article improvement, I'm recording here a partial transcription and attempted translation from Elias Fries' Systema Mycologicum 1:387 (1821).

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''B. granulatus. Pileo glutine fusco secedente collinito. Tubulis adnatis majusculis subsimplicibus luteis. Stipite punctato-scabro.''

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B. granulatus. Cap: sticky, brown, settling besmeared. Tubules adnate, largish. Somewhat uncompounded, saffron yellow. Stipe punctate-rough.

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''Gregarius. Stipes 2 unc. & ultra longus, 3-6 lin. crassus, saepe deorsum attenuatus, junior albidus, dein flavescens, squamuli primo pallidis dein nigris superne scaber.''

Common. Stipes 2 inches or more long, 3-6 lines wide, often tapering downwards. Young white then yellowish, Scales first pale, then dark towards the top, textured.

''Pileus compactus, 2-3 unc. latus mollis, flavus. Junior vero glutine fusco collinito subrufus. Glutine, secedente stramineus subvirgatus.''

Cap: compact, 2-3 inches. Side is soft, yellow. Young, however, sticky, brown, settling reddish. Sticky, settling strawy, somewhat twiggy.

''Caro luteo-alba, immutabilis. Tubuli plani, angulati, ore saepe granulato l. guttato. Spridia ochraceo-ferruginea. Edulis...''

Flesh yellowish-white unchanging. Pores flat, angular, edge often grainy. (Milk ?) spotted. Spores buff-rusty. Edible...

In silvis passim copiose...

In forests sometimes copious...

''Huic. utique proximus B. lactifluus''...

This is quite similar to B. lactifluus... Afartrip (talk) 17:44, 26 October 2018 (UTC)afartrip