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Stock Photo: A Large Ripe Edible Mushroom Gyroporus Cyanescens Grows In The Forest. Also Known As Bluing Bolete, Cornflower Bolete.

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The cap is buff yellowish with wrinkles and pits. The stem is thick, whitish above, yellowish-brownish below. All parts of the fruit body stain blue when cut or injured. There are several damaged and stained spots on the cap and stem.

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A large ripe edible mushroom Gyroporus cyanescens grows in the forest. Also known as Bluing bolete, Cornflower bolete.

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