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[ChocolateStarfish]

I found this in a grassland like habitat. There were other specimens but i only grabbed the one, i will probably go back and pick more later depending on what u guys say. It bruised blue so i think it is possibly psychoactive but im not sure. There is a lot of bluing on its spongelike gills or whatever it has. Its gills were originally solid yellow but bruised blue on the way home.

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[newmoon]

i believe that's a bolete

[Arathu]

Leccinum perhaps, or some other boletales, it appears to me....

 

Does not look like any kind of active that I am aware of......

 

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[ChocolateStarfish]

i believe that's a bolete

Do those guys typically bruise blue? I mean it only bruised blue where injured, but when i accidentally pulled the cap off it didn't bruise blue.

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[Nicked]

There are a few boletes around the world that bruise blue. Hard to give an accurate ID with those pics though.

[Cuboid]

Where abouts in the world was this found?

I've found blue bruising bolete before in UK. Main thing i learned was there seem to be a hell of a lot of species and lots look similar and lots not yet named/identified. I bought a special book just on boletes and still didnt reach a definitive ID. Not aware of any 'active' boletes.

[Cuboid]

Cut it in half top to bottom and get some shots of the colour change over 20mins. Close ups too.

[Boebs]

Ive seen those too, its a type a bolete.
Not active.
It changed blue, but does it turn a green color after a while?

It has spore tubes not gills, looks like a sponge.

[Severian]

Definitely a Bolete

[Severian]

Ive seen those too, its a type a bolete.
Not active.
It changed blue, but does it turn a green color after a while?

It has spore tubes not gills, looks like a sponge.

I've seen some boletes do this.