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PLATE 14.
B o l e tu s o a io pu s , F r.
Frie s, Epior. p. 416. Berk. B rit. Fung. p. 332. Krombh. t. 37, f. 1—7
Schajff. t. 315. Bolt. t. 84. E ng. Fl. v. p. 151. Cooke, Handbook,
p. 255.
Boletus stipite firmo, undique apiceve coccíneo; pileo e globoso pulvinato,
oliváceo; tubulis minutis, adnatis, angularibus; carne c®rulesoente.
Pileus globose th en pulvinate, n o t involute, not polished, somewhat
tomentoso, olive-coloured; stem firm, conical th en nearly equal, scarlet,
re ticu la ted ; tubes adnate, minute, angular, yellow; flesh pallid, becoming
blue. I n woods.—Fries.
Our specimens were gathered in E pp in g F o re st, where th is species is
very common. S p o re s -0003" x 00014".
P late 14. — Figs. 1, 3, BoUtm calopm, Fr. Fig. 3, section of ditto. Fie. 4
spores 700 diam.— IF. G. S.
W G. Smiüi, d e l. e t lith .
B o le tu s ca-lopuSyYr.
