Boletaceae
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
Family: Boletaceae
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Boletus coniferarum | ||
| Boletus edulis | King Bolete | A delicious mushroom more often sought than found. Recognized by the warm brown color of the cap , light reticulate pattern on the stem and the light colored pores. These fungi are most often found from July to early October, depending on the year. |
| Boletus mirabilis | Admirable bolete | |
| Boletus smithii | ||
| Chalciporus piperatoides | Peppery bolete | Blue staining pores distinguish this species from Chalciporus piperatus |
| Chalciporus piperatus | ||
| Leccinum scabrum | Birch Bolete | |
| Porphyrellus porphyrosporus | Dusky Bolete | |
| Suillus brevipes | Short-Stemmed Slippery Jack |
