MUSHROOMS

Cornflower Bolete

Gyroporus cyanescens

Mushrooms
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Cornflower Bolete, photo 1 of 5
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Assisted identification only. Never eat anything without an expert’s confirmation.

3.5–12 cmCap

Toxic. Fungus with a cap of 3.5–12 cm. Grows in forests and in conifers. Spore print yellow. Lives in symbiosis with tree roots: the fungus brings water and minerals, the tree feeds it sugars.

There are 71 observations of Cornflower Bolete in Québec, mostly in Capitale-Nationale, Laurentides and Outaouais, and it has been reported in 13 of the 17 regions. They peak in August and September and become rare from October to June.

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