| 1 |
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Species | Boletus radicans |
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| Date/Ref | 13 August 2002 /5a (110kB JPEG) | ||
| Location | Wymondham, Norfolk, UK | ||
| Habitat | Roadside grass verge beneath oak. | ||
| Notes | Immature specimens, 8 in the troop. I had intended going back to take some more photos once they had grown a bit bigger but didn't get round to it. | ||
| 2 |
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Date/Ref | 13 August 2002 /7a (82kB JPEG) |
| Location | Wymondham (As 1) | ||
| 3 |
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Date/Ref | 10 September 2002 /5a (95kB JPEG) |
| Location | Hethersett | ||
| Habitat | Roadside grass verge beneath oak. | ||
| Notes | Mature/old specimen, cap about 11cm diameter. | ||
| 4a |
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Date/Ref | 10 September 2002 /6a (63 kB JPEG) |
| Location | Hethersett (As 3) | ||
| Notes | Cap about 7.5cm diameter for the bigger sporophore. There is a much smaller one squashed in on the right hand side. | ||
| 4b |
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Date/Ref | 25 September 2002 /1a (75 kB JPEG) |
| Notes | 15 days after picture 4a. The sporophores can hang around for quite a long time and don't seem to be eaten by maggots or slugs very often. They can also show signs of green mould, visible in image 3. | ||
| 4c |
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Date/Ref | 25 September 2002 /2a (46 kB JPEG) |
| Notes | View of the cap. | ||
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