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Fred99

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#210513 30-Mar-2017 19:29
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..or will eating them result in a slow, painful death?


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bagheera
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#1750875 30-Mar-2017 20:08
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when dealing with something that either could make you really sick or kill, getting advise from random strangers on the internet is dumb....




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  #1750879 30-Mar-2017 20:25
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bagheera:

 

when dealing with something that either could make you really sick or kill, getting advise from random strangers on the internet is dumb....

 

 

I was more hoping that someone who did know might say "they're not porcini because..."


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  #1750940 30-Mar-2017 22:15
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What tree were they growing under? Where in NZ are you?




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  #1750944 30-Mar-2017 22:20
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I suggest to post your pictures on NatureWatch here: http://naturewatch.org.nz

 

 


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  #1750955 30-Mar-2017 22:33
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Under silver birch trees - in Chch. They looked close to me - but not sure about the reticulum on the stems and the stems look a bit blotchy.

 

I'm now almost certain this is what they are: http://www.trufflesandmushrooms.co.nz/Leccinum%20scabrum%20web.pdf

 

Edible - but I'll give them a miss.

 

 


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  #1750961 30-Mar-2017 22:53
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Yes the stems definitely looked wrong for Boletus edulis, but the host and other characters match Leccinum scabrum as you found. Probably not tasty enough to give it a shot though.

 

 


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