British Fungi
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Across, dingy yellow or pale tawny at the disc and paler towards the edge, with minute tawny squamules, flesh pale blue when cut ; tubes about | in. Long, pores small, yellowish, then brownish buff ; stem 2-3 in. Long, pale yellow.
Often gregarious. Flesh not always blue when cut. In fir woods, among heather, etc.
B. Aureus. — Cap 3-4 in. Across ; convex, smooth, dark brown with a tinge of olive, or blackish brown, flesh white, yellowish when cut ; tubes almost free from stem, pores sulphur-col...our ; stem 3-4 in. Long, stout, yellowish or pale brown, surface somewhat netted.
Recognized by the dark cap and bright sulphur pores.
In woods.
B. Carnosus. — Cap 4 in. Across ; smooth, bay-brown, flesh pale yellow ; tubes shortened close to stem, pores angular, yellow ; stem 2-3 in. Long, yellow, more or less streaked with reddish brown, rather striate.
In woods.
*** Cap viscid, at least when moist ; ring absent.
B. Badius. — Cap 3-5 in. Across, slightly convex, soon becoming dry and smooth, bay-brown, flesh slightly tinged blue when cut ; tubes shorter round stem, but not free from it, pores irregular, yellow, then yellowish green, becoming dull green when bruised ; stem 2-3 in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Across, dingy yellow or pale tawny at the disc and paler towards the edge, with minute tawny squamules, flesh pale blue when cut ; tubes about | in. Long, pores small, yellowish, then brownish buff ; stem 2-3 in. Long, pale yellow.
Often gregarious. Flesh not always blue when cut. In fir woods, among heather, etc.
B. Aureus. — Cap 3-4 in. Across ; convex, smooth, dark brown with a tinge of olive, or blackish brown, flesh white, yellowish when cut ; tubes almost free from stem, pores sulphur-col...our ; stem 3-4 in. Long, stout, yellowish or pale brown, surface somewhat netted.
Recognized by the dark cap and bright sulphur pores.
In woods.
B. Carnosus. — Cap 4 in. Across ; smooth, bay-brown, flesh pale yellow ; tubes shortened close to stem, pores angular, yellow ; stem 2-3 in. Long, yellow, more or less streaked with reddish brown, rather striate.
In woods.
*** Cap viscid, at least when moist ; ring absent.
B. Badius. — Cap 3-5 in. Across, slightly convex, soon becoming dry and smooth, bay-brown, flesh slightly tinged blue when cut ; tubes shorter round stem, but not free from it, pores irregular, yellow, then yellowish green, becoming dull green when bruised ; stem 2-3 in.
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