Identifying Your Bolete
4.2
WHITE-STEMMED BOLETE
Suillus neoalbidipes
Frequency
Frequent
Habitat Area
Under pines, mainly Jack Pine in the boreal forest.
Cap
Viscous, glutinous, surface glabrous coloured in many tints of brown, often ornate with white spots of gluten.
Margin
With a large band of sterile tissue covered of gluten that disappear in age.
Tubes
Short, adnate. For young fruit bodies, a white membrane covers the periphery of the tubes, an unique criterion.
Pores and Pore Surface
Pore surface white at first, becoming yellow at maturity, immutable; pores circular to angular, 2-3 per mm.
Stalk
Nearly equal, covered of white gluten at first, becoming yellowish near the apex and brownish near the base in age.
Stalk Feature
With brownish glandular spots only at maturity.
Flesh
White becoming pale yellow at maturity, mainly in the stipe.
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