Fungi
Caps on stems; pores below caps [boletes & stemmed polypores]
Boletes - Fleshy texture, stems central (more-or-less)
Tylopilus sp.

Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete)

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Basidiomycete – Fleshy Pored Bolete

Tylopilus sp. is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands  |  South Coast

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Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Bodalla State Forest - 9 May 2024 by Teresa
Teresa
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Bodalla State Forest - 8 May 2024 by Teresa
Teresa
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Quaama, NSW - 1 May 2020 by FionaG
FionaG
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Quaama, NSW - 4 Mar 2020 by FionaG
FionaG
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Moruya, NSW - 22 Feb 2020 by LisaH
LisaH
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Moruya, NSW - 22 Feb 2020 by LisaH
LisaH
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Moruya, NSW - 22 Feb 2020 by LisaH
LisaH
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Box Cutting Rainforest Walk - 17 Mar 2019 by Teresa
Teresa
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Ulladulla, NSW - 7 Jun 2018 by Charles Dove
Charles Dove
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Bodalla State Forest - 9 May 2024 by Teresa
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Bodalla State Forest - 8 May 2024 by Teresa
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Quaama, NSW - 1 May 2020 by FionaG
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Quaama, NSW - 4 Mar 2020 by FionaG
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Moruya, NSW - 22 Feb 2020 by LisaH
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Moruya, NSW - 22 Feb 2020 by LisaH
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Moruya, NSW - 22 Feb 2020 by LisaH
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Box Cutting Rainforest Walk - 17 Mar 2019 by Teresa
Tylopilus sp. (A Bolete) at Ulladulla, NSW - 7 Jun 2018 by Charles Dove
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Species information

  • Tylopilus sp. Scientific name
  • A Bolete Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 176.52m Recorded at altitude
  • Machine learning

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