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Taxa: Boletus subfraternus
Search Criteria: Ohio; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat-iNaturalist
Boletus subfraternus Coker & Beers
14588587Ben Meredyk   2018-07-00
United States of America, Ohio, Cuyahoga County, OH, USA, 41.3847483333 -81.9277533333

Miami University, Willard Sherman Turrell Herbarium

MU
Boletus subfraternus Coker & Beers
000292831Django Grootmyers   2997312017-07-14
United States, Ohio, Franklin, Columbus, 478 E Oakland Ave., 40.0092 -82.9969
MU
Boletus subfraternus Coker & Beers
000296828Django Grootmyers   2837872017-07-25
United States, Ohio, Reynoldsburg, Blacklick Woods Metro Park; Fairfield/Franklin counties. Growing in woods near Quercus spp, Carya spp, Fagus grandifolia, Acer spp, Carpinus caroliniana, Asimina triloba and some other non-ECM hardwoods. Pores and context bluing. Context solid yellow without reddish dots in the stem base., 39.9362 -82.81
MU-MU-F-57682:000297107
Boletus subfraternus Coker & Beers
57682Django Grootmyers   2017-07-25
United States, Ohio, Reynoldsburg, Blacklick Woods Metro Park. Growing in woods near Quercus spp, Carya spp, Fagus grandifolia, Acer spp, Carpinus caroliniana, Asimina triloba and some other non-ECM hardwoods. Pores and context bluing. Context solid yellow without reddish dots in the stem base., 39.9362 -82.81

Mushroom Observer

MUOB
Boletus subfraternus Coker & Beers
MUOB 283787Django Grootmyers   MUOB 2837872017-07-25
United States, Ohio, Reynoldsburg, Blacklick Woods Metro Park, 39.9362 -82.81
MUOB
Boletus subfraternus Coker & Beers
MUOB 299731Django Grootmyers   MUOB 2997312017-07-14
United States, Ohio, Columbus, 478 E Oakland Ave., 40.0092 -82.9969
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