Habitat
Scattered to gregarious under red fir (Abies magnifica) in the Sierra Nevada Mountains; fruiting in the fall, rarely in the spring.
Edibility
Unknown.
Comments
This bolete can be distinquished by blue-staining, bright yellow pores that turn red as it matures (except at the pileus margin, which remain yellow) and its association with red fir.
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.jpg "Pseudorhizina californica Psilocybe")
.jpg "Byssonectria terrestris")
.jpg "Boletus piperatoides: Chalciporus piperatoides")
.jpg "Otidea alutacea")
.jpg "Rhodocollybia butyracea")
.jpg "Clitocybe albirhiza")
.jpg "Boletus mirabilis")
.jpg "Oligoporus caesius")
.jpg "Geastrum coronatum")
.jpg "Inocybe citrifolia")
.jpg "Hohenbuehelia atrocaerulea var. grisea")
.jpg "Clitocybula abundans")
.jpg "Weraroa cucullata: Leratiomyces cucullatus")
.jpg "Boletus piperatus: Chalciporus piperatus")
.jpg "Clitopilus prunulus")
.jpg "Inocybe geophylla var. lilacina")
.jpg "Hygrocybe miniata")
