The boletes of Michigan, by Alexander H. Smith and Harry D. Thiers.

360 THE BOLETES OF MICHIGAN setiform caulocystidia are not present. The American taxa of this group simply do not compare well with the most closely related taxa as described from Europe. 195. Boletus erythropus (Fries) Krombholz Consp. Fung. Esc. p. 24. 1821 Dictyopus erythropus (Fries) Quelet, Enchir. Fung. p. 160. 1886. Tubiporus erythropus (Fries) Ricken, Vadem. fur Pilzfreunde p. 205. 1918. Illus. P1. 144. Pileus 6-12 cm broad, convex, expanding to broadly convex, dry, bright yellow on margin at times and disc yellow-brown ("argusbrown") to reddish ("Sanford's brown") varying to bay-red or rusty rose but then with yellowish overtones from a faint bloom, retaining dark brown to reddish tones in drying or becoming nearly date-brown; context greenish yellow, staining blue quickly when cut, FeS04 slowly olivaceous, taste mild, odor none. Tubes 10-12 mm deep, depressed around the stipe, bright yellow, instantly bluish green when cut; pores minute, orange to orange-red, often orange near the stipe and yellow near pileus margin, instantly blue when bruised. Stipe 6-10 cm long, 10-15 mm thick, equal, solid, yellow within, instantly blue if injured and becoming olive to grayish olive slowly except for red base at least in the cortex; surface bright lemon-yellow and minutely pruinose, pruina orange-cinnamon to red, surface blue where handled, base with yellow mycelium and strigosity at times, rusty red in the base as dried. Spores 13-16 X 4.5-6 g, smooth, apical pore minute, color in KOH ochraceous to ochraceous-brown, duller yellow-brown in Melzer's (no amyloid reaction), shape in profile obscurely inequilateral to somewhat inequilateral, subfusoid in face view, wall about 0.2 u thick. Basidia 4-spored, clavate, 8-11 ti wide. Pleurocystidia rare to absent, 3447 X 8-13,, fusoid-ventricose, apex subacute, hyaline or yellow in KOH. Cheilocystidia 21-32 X 6-9 p., subfusoid, ochraceous in KOH. Caulocystidia 31-64 X 7-18 i, broadly fusoid to fusoid-ventricose, not setiform or proliferated, apex subacute, thin-walled, content hyaline or ochraceous (as revived in KOH), some cells vesiculose and up to 20, broad. Tube trama of the Boletus subtype, nonamyloid. Cuticle of pileus of interwoven hyphae 3-5 u wide, with ends suberect at times (not a

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The boletes of Michigan, by Alexander H. Smith and Harry D. Thiers.
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Smith, Alexander Hanchett, 1904-
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Ann Arbor,: University of Michigan Press
[1971]
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Boletaceae -- Identification. -- Michigan
Mushrooms -- Identification. -- Michigan

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