Mushrooms Boletus impolitus

This beautifulmushroom exudes a faint smell of carbolic, more explicit by boiling . Caps 6 - 15 cm in diameter, hemispherical in young specimens, later cushion-convex, fleshy, silky fibrous, whitish, light yellow or ocher, damaged acquire brown shade . Coloring far ranges from lemon-yellow to greenish-yellow . Leg at the top of yellow, red-brown at the bottom, melkovoloknisto-scaly, 6 - 12 cm long and 2 - 4 cm thick . Flesh white, yellow, do not change color with a faint smell of carbolic . Spores olive-brownish, smooth, fusiform, 9 - 14 x 4 - 6 m . Uncommon in July - September in deciduous and mixed forests, mainly under the oaksand beech trees growing on calcareous soils . edible . Boletus impolitus similar to edible boletus (Leccinum luteoporum), but that hat over dark, wrinkled, pores become brown when touched, and the flesh turns pink at first, and then becomes gray .