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Boletus bainiugan

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Boletus bainiugan is a wild porcini-type bolete from Yunnan, China, traded fresh and dried. Its name is treated as a synonym in some sources.

Two whole brown-capped boletes and two lengthwise halves display stout orange-brown stems, pale flesh, and porous undersides on a warm ivory background.

Overview

Boletus bainiugan is an ectomycorrhizal forest bolete from Yunnan, China, called Chinese porcini in the catalogue. The catalogue records it as traded fresh and dried, and as wild.

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Taxonomy

The catalogue notes that Boletus meiweiniuganjun was treated as a synonym of this species in a 2016 revision, but that some later sources keep the two names separate. Neither name is validated here, and the catalogue does not merge them.

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Status of the record

The record rests on the supplied Pu'er ethnomycology study, which could not be opened in this session. Preparation methods and safety are not described, and the catalogue gives no safety assessment for this species. Nothing on this page is an identification guide.

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