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Boletaceae

The Boletaceae are a family of mushroom-forming fungi, primarily characterised by small pores on the spore-bearing hymenial surface (at the underside of the mushroom), instead of gills as are found in most agarics. Nearly as widely distributed as the agarics, the family is renowned for hosting some prime edible species highly sought after by mushroom…

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related to Genera · 30
Boletaceae → Agaricales, Asia, Austroboletoideae, Baorangia, Boletus, Butyriboletus, Cacaoporus, Caloboletus, Chalciporoideae, David Hibbett, Dictionary, Europe, Exsudoporus, Fungi, Imperator, In, Leccinoideae, Leccinum, Manfred Binder, Modern Taxonomy
related to Ecology · 26
Boletaceae → Abies, African, As, Buchwaldoboletus, Castanea, Chalciporus, Cistaceae, Cistus, Evidence, Fagaceae, Fagus, Fewer, Helianthemum, However, Ilex, In, Leccinellum, Mediterranean, Most, Phylloboletellus
related to Conservation · 24
Boletaceae → Also, Appendix, Aureoboletus, Bern Convention, Boletus, Buchwaldoboletus, Bulgaria, Butyriboletus, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Eleven, England, Europe, Hemileccinum, Imperator, In, Leccinum, Mediterranean, North Macedonia, Red List
related to Taxonomy · 13
Boletaceae → Agaricaceae, Boletus, Chevallier's, Cladoporus, Fistulina, Five, François Fulgis Chevallier, French, However, Laetiporus, Perenniporia, Physisporus, Polyporus
related to Distribution · 12
Boletaceae → Antarctica, Boletes, Borneo, China, Corner, In, Malay Peninsula, Mediterranean, Over, Singapore, The, Well-known
related to Description · 4
Boletaceae → In, Most, Phylloporus, The

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species family boletes genera boletus bolete also rubroboletus number fungi found many highly edible leccinum described known mushroom europe associated

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Boletaceaerelated to ConservationRed Lists0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationRubroboletus0.60section
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Boletaceaerelated to ConservationAppendix0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationBern Convention0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationEngland0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationCzech Republic0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationAlso0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationAureoboletus0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationBuchwaldoboletus0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationButyriboletus0.60section
Boletaceaerelated to ConservationImperator0.60section

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