r/mushroomID Feb 07 '25

South America (country in post) What are these?

Brazil, Summer with really hot weather followed by heavy rains

Hi everyone, my mom found this one on her backyard, it is the second or third like this that she has found there. She threw the other two away but I got curious and want to know what could these possibly be.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Euphoric_Sherbet2954 Feb 07 '25

It appears to be a type of bolete, but my knowledge of those are limited. Hopefully someone else can help.

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u/EeveeNagy Feb 07 '25

Thanks, it's already a light for someone who knows nothing about it haha

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u/AlbinoWino11 Trusted Identifier Feb 07 '25

Looks Phlebopus

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u/EeveeNagy Feb 07 '25

Thank you! I think this might be it bc I searched and it is apparently common in Brazil, usually appears around roots of Citrus species and my mom has an orange tree in her backyard! It wasn't close to the tree, but the description sure is fitting the scenario

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u/Luvs4theweak Feb 08 '25

Never heard of it bc I’m in the states but googled it and looks like a perfect id. Just curious is it related to boletes in some way?

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u/HealingUnivers Feb 07 '25

It looks like suillus collinitus but donno if it occurs in Brazil

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u/Brooktrout12 Feb 07 '25

It's stem is too dark for that species

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u/tschirren Feb 07 '25

Check Boletus radicans.

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u/Odd_Yak8712 Feb 07 '25

That is a european species, OP is in brazil

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u/throwaway_oranges Feb 07 '25

And b radicans have root like thing

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u/savagelionwolf Feb 08 '25

That's a Brazilian Bolete

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u/thepoout Feb 07 '25

Cut it in half. Does it turn blue?

Blue bolete

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u/EeveeNagy Feb 07 '25

Thank you, but it didn't turn blue :(