Taxon Details: Boletus ananas M.A.Curtis
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Boletus ananas protologue
Boletus ananas protologueFamily:
Boletaceae (Basidiomycota)
Boletaceae (Basidiomycota)
Scientific Name:
Boletus ananas M.A.Curtis
Boletus ananas M.A.Curtis
Primary Citation:
Contributions to the mycology of North America.
Amer. J. Sci. Arts 6: 351. 1848
Contributions to the mycology of North America.
Amer. J. Sci. Arts 6: 351. 1848
Description:
Registration number: 179092
Protologue: Pileus pulvinatus, crasse et rigide verrucoso-floccosus, luteus, ad basin floccorum venis carneis variegatus; margine tenui; hymenio plano, ad stipitem depresso, sulphureo fulvescente, vulneribus viridescentibus; tubulis mediis, obtuse angulatis; stipite levi, solido, albo; sporidiis ferrugineis. Species pulcherrima, subter truncos Pineos prostratos. Aug., Sept. Society Hill, S.C.; item, Santee Canal! Ravenel. Pileus 3-4 inches broad, 1 thick. Tubes 1/2 line in diameter. Stipe about 3 inches long, 1/2-3/4 inches thick, the base somewhat enlarged. In habit approaches B. strobilaceus, Scop., otherwise very different.
Registration number: 179092
Protologue: Pileus pulvinatus, crasse et rigide verrucoso-floccosus, luteus, ad basin floccorum venis carneis variegatus; margine tenui; hymenio plano, ad stipitem depresso, sulphureo fulvescente, vulneribus viridescentibus; tubulis mediis, obtuse angulatis; stipite levi, solido, albo; sporidiis ferrugineis. Species pulcherrima, subter truncos Pineos prostratos. Aug., Sept. Society Hill, S.C.; item, Santee Canal! Ravenel. Pileus 3-4 inches broad, 1 thick. Tubes 1/2 line in diameter. Stipe about 3 inches long, 1/2-3/4 inches thick, the base somewhat enlarged. In habit approaches B. strobilaceus, Scop., otherwise very different.