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Boletus eastwoodiae (Murrill) Sacc. & Trotter
Family: Boletaceae [Suillellus eastwoodiae Murrill] Michael G. Wood	Protologue Protologue Resources Suillellus Eastwoodiae Murrill, sp. nov.: Murrill, W.A. 1910, North American Flora 9(3): 152. Pileus thick, compact, hemispheric, solitary, nearly 10 cm. broad; surface smooth, glabrous, shining, not at all viscid, very light-brown; margin entire, slightly projecting, concolorous; context firm, nearly white with a yellowish tinge, changing to blue when wounded and later returning to ifs original color; tubes adnate, separating with age, about 1 cm. long, concave to plane in mass, yellowish, mouths small, angular, pink; spores oblong-ellipsoid, smooth, pale yellowish-brown under a microscope from dried specimens, 11-12.5 x 4-5 Âµm; stipe very much swollen at the center, contracted at the apex and base, perfectly even and glabrous, concolorous with a rosy tint in certain parts, yellowish at the base, solid, yellowish-white within, 9 cm. long, 7 cm. thick at the center. Type collected near San Francisco, California, November, 1903, Alice Eastwood. Distribution; Known only from the type locality. Suillellus Eastwoodiae Murrill, sp. nov.: Murrill, W.A. 1910, North American Flora 9(3): 152. Pileus thick, compact, hemispheric, solitary, nearly 10 cm. broad; surface smooth, glabrous, shining, not at all viscid, very light-brown; margin entire, slightly projecting, concolorous; context firm, nearly white with a yellowish tinge, changing to blue when wounded and later returning to ifs original color; tubes adnate, separating with age, about 1 cm. long, concave to plane in mass, yellowish, mouths small, angular, pink; spores oblong-ellipsoid, smooth, pale yellowish-brown under a microscope from dried specimens, 11-12.5 x 4-5 Âµm; stipe very much swollen at the center, contracted at the apex and base, perfectly even and glabrous, concolorous with a rosy tint in certain parts, yellowish at the base, solid, yellowish-white within, 9 cm. long, 7 cm. thick at the center. Type collected near San Francisco, California, November, 1903, Alice Eastwood. Distribution; Known only from the type locality.
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