ℹ️ Edibility Note
Due to its toxicity, it is advised to avoid consuming this mushroom. Symptoms of poisoning may include gastrointestinal distress.
Description
Boletus satanas is a large mushroom characterized by its thick, bulbous stem and a cap that can range from olive green to yellowish. The flesh is white and turns blue when cut, and it has a distinctive spongy layer of pores beneath the cap.
Habitat & Distribution
Habitat: Typically found in deciduous and coniferous forests, often under oak, beech, or pine trees.
Region: Widely distributed across Europe and parts of North America.
Seasonality
Fruits from late summer to early autumn.
Common Lookalikes
Always verify identification to avoid these similar species:
- Boletus luridus (inedible) - Has a more reddish stem and does not stain blue.
- Boletus regius (edible) - Has a more vibrant red stem and does not exhibit blue staining.
- Imleria badia (edible) - More brownish cap and does not stain blue.
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