אַסיאַן באָלעטין (Boletinus asiaticus) פאָטאָ און באַשרייַבונג

Asian boletin (Boletinus asiaticus)

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It is similar in shape to the others, but its cap is purplish red and the stem below the ring is also red. And above it, the leg and the tubular layer are painted yellow.

Boletin Asian grows only in Western and Eastern Siberia, in the Far East (mainly in the Amur Region), and also in the Southern Urals. It is common among larch, and in its cultures it is found in Europe (in Finland).

Boletin Asian has a hat up to 12 cm in diameter. It is dry, convex, scaly-felt, purple-red. The layer of tubules descends onto the stem and has radially elongated pores arranged in rows. At first they are colored yellow, and later they become dirty olive. The flesh is yellowish in color and its color does not change on the cut.

The length of the stem is less than the diameter of the cap, it is hollow inside, cylindrical in shape, with a ring, below which the color is purple, and above is yellow.

The fruiting period begins in August-September. The fungus forms mycorrhiza with larch, therefore it grows only where these trees are.

Refers to the number of edible mushrooms.