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Fomitopsis betulina (Bull.) B.K. Cui, M.L. Han & Y.C. Dai
Family: Fomitopsidaceae [Boletus suberosus, morePiptoporus betulinus (Bull.) P. Karst.]	Protologue Resources Bulliard, J.B.F. 1787. Herbier de la France. 7:289-336. LE BOLET DE BOULEAU. Boletus betulinus. Je n’ai jamais rencontre’ ce champignon que sur le tronc des bouleaux morts et ce n’a pas ete sans étonnement que j en ai vu jusqu’à quarante sur le meme arbre et attaches tout au tour du tronc depuis le bas jusqu’a la hauteur de 30 a 40 pieds…il a quelquefois jusqu’a 18 pouces de diamètre, sa superficie est sèche recouverte d’une pellicule rouverte qui s’enlève aisément et laisse des parties du fond plus blanches que le reste; sa chair est épaisse, ferme, très difficile a’broyer sous la dent, tapissée en dessous d’une quantité’ prodigieuse de tubes courts, formant par leur reunion une lame A. percée a jour d’un million de trous et susceptible d’être séparée en entier de la chair en employant un peu de force. N. B. Les fig. B et C represent ce Bolet dans l’état de jeunesse… il est vu en danses fig. D et en danseur fig. E. Il a un gout de verjus, suivi d’un peu d’amertume.
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