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Aureoboletus

Aureoboletus are a fascinating group of fungi known for their often vividly colored caps, ranging from bright yellow to reddish hues. These fungi typically have a distinctive sticky or slimy texture when wet. Aureoboletus usually form symbiotic relationships with trees, particularly in forested areas, helping plants to intake water and nutrients. They often grow singly or in small groups on the ground, inhabiting warm, temperate regions across various continents.

Scientific classification

Genus

Aureoboletus (Aureoboletus)

Boletes and allies

Mushroom-forming fungi

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Species

Admirable bolete

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