Fungi
Caps on stems; pores below caps [boletes & stemmed polypores]
Boletes - Fleshy texture, stems central (more-or-less)
Sighting 4674561

Boletellus sp.

Boletellus at Charleys Forest, NSW

Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
Boletellus sp. at Charleys Forest, NSW - suppressed
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Identification history

Boletellus sp. 20 Jun 2025 Heinol
Boletellus sp. 12 Jun 2025 Teresa
Unverified 9 Jun 2025 arjay

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13 comments

Teresa wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
Maybe Lacrymaria sp but more detailed images would make ID easier
arjay wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
What sort of detail?
Teresa wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
Of the gills and how they attach in relation to the stem; is the stem solid or hollow; in the fungus growing in soil or on a woody substrate; absolutely everything you can see when observing this. The cap appears to have been wet as the firbils look matted - had it been raining recently?
Heinol wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
...or, are there in fact gills on the underside of the cap?
arjay wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
No gills in fact. But pores. I have added extra photos. Growing at the base of E. mannifera so probably growing on wood. Has been present looking like it does now since 2 June. May have been exposed to rain before then.
Teresa wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
Gorgeous, new pics are great thanks - appears to be one of the Boletellus spp without any of the pink in the cap but showing some at the apex of the stem - very interesting. Is there only one? Are you able to make a herbarium collection?
arjay wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
There is only one that I have seen so far although there might be a smaller one growing next to it. The rain that it could have been exposed to would have been about 22 May.
What is involved in making a herbarium collection?
arjay wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
It was probably not rained on. It was quite fresh on 2 June.
Teresa wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
Dig the entire specimen and dry it in a dehydrator, providing it is on private land, if not you will require a license
arjay wrote:
   11 Jun 2025
But what do I do with it once it is dried?
Teresa wrote:
   12 Jun 2025
Take it and all your notes, with your name, location and pics to the herbarium for storage and to confirm identification; either to Canberra or to Orange.
arjay wrote:
   12 Jun 2025
Will think about it.
Teresa wrote:
   12 Jun 2025
OK

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  • Boletellus sp. Scientific name
  • Boletellus Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 1092m Recorded at altitude
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