Blue-staining boletes (4 species)
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Blue-staining boletes (4 species)
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Understanding Blue Staining Bolete Mushrooms
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Understanding Blue Staining Bolete Mushrooms
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Blue-staining Bolete Mushroom
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Blue-staining Bolete Mushroom
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Blue Staining Boletes: Fascinating Fungi Facts!
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Blue Staining Boletes: Fascinating Fungi Facts!
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Check out this blue staining Bolete I found with my friend Warren Cardimona. Not totally sure on ID, but it’s probably a Bitter Bolete #Caloboletus. .The blue staining of this mushroom is caused by an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of organic acids in the mushroom flesh. While this is a common reaction in many Bolete species, we don’t entire understand the reason why. The blue staining is not a robust way of determining edibility (Rubroboletus are poisonous, but Butyriboletus are not). Calo
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Check out this blue staining Bolete I found with my friend Warren Cardimona. Not totally sure on ID, but it’s probably a Bitter Bolete #Caloboletus. .The blue staining of this mushroom is caused by an enzyme that catalyzes the oxidation of organic acids in the mushroom flesh. While this is a common reaction in many Bolete species, we don’t entire understand the reason why. The blue staining is not a robust way of determining edibility (Rubroboletus are poisonous, but Butyriboletus are not). Calo
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Blue-Staining Chemistry & Radiation Secrets: Bay Bolete Deep Dive
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Blue-Staining Chemistry & Radiation Secrets: Bay Bolete Deep Dive
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Amazing Color Changing Mushroom! Blue staining Red Stemmed Bitter Bolete (Caloboletus rubripes)
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Amazing Color Changing Mushroom! Blue staining Red Stemmed Bitter Bolete (Caloboletus rubripes)
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Blue Staining Liver Bolete (Suillellus amygdalinus) in Napa, CA
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A quick demonstration of a bolete quickly bruising blue
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The Blue-Staining Bolete undergoes a process of oxidation when I cut through the mushroom turning it into a vibrant yellow to deep blue in a matter of seconds. #themoreyouknow #fungifacts #bolete #boletemushroom #mushroomsociety #mushroomphotography #satisfyingvideos | Morel Mushroom Man
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So cool to watch this Red Stemmed Bitter Bolete (Caloboletus rubripes) turn blue when you bruise the pores or expose the flesh to oxygen. The blue staining is due to enzymatic oxidation of organic acids in the flesh of the mushroom, not due to active tryptamines. .Caloboletus are not toxic, but they are very bitter so usually people do not consume them as food. I have friends who have use them in cocktail bitters - interesting application. ..#slicingasmr #caloboletus #mycology #bluestainingbolet
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Why Does This Mushroom Turn Blue?
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Blue colors are relatively rare in nature, but there are a significant number of mushrooms that are blue or stain blue. Some mushrooms contain azulene, an unstable blue pigments. Boletes contain an organic acid that turns blue when the tissue is injured. Ps!locybe mushrooms turn blue when a particular tryptamine is oxidized. Order my new book “Passport to Kingdom Fungi” to learn more about the colors and edibility of mushrooms!...#passporttokingdomfungi #blue #mushrooms #mycology #fascinatedbyfu
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Once cut open, a rubroboletus species will rapidly oxidize and turn blue. In general, blue-staining red-pored boletes should be avoided for consumption. #FungusFriday 🍄 by Woodland Cravings | Science Channel
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As a follow up to the Satan’s Bolete, here is another blue staining red-pored bolete. This is the #LiverBolete or #Suillellusamygdalinus, a mycorrhizal species that I often see fruiting early fall through late winter into spring. Primarily I see this in association with coast live oak, but also with other oaks, madrone, and manzanita. It has a reddish brown cap, red-orange pores, and granular dots on the stem (but not true reticulation/webbing). The pores and flesh will quickly stain a deep dark
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Beautiful Blue Bruising Mushrooms #shortvideo #mushroom #nature #fungi #mycology #DreamTrackAI
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Gyroporus cyanescens - a blue staining bolete! 💙🥰💙 #mushrooms #mushroomhunting #mycology #nature
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