commonly known mushroom family type species genus distributed southeastern north_america northeastern south_america asia new_zealand grows scattered groups ground base oak pine trees fruit body characterized reddish pink pinkish tan yellowish older specimen scales cap found hanging edge surface underside cap irregular angular pores wide blue color yellow young ages deep olive brown color distinguished large spores cross ridges hyphae marginal flesh stem previously known synonyms species given current varieties described mushroom considered edible recommended consumption taxonomy species named moses based specimens found near south_carolina described new genus type species according taxon described specimens collected mississippi synonym described species undeveloped specimens later doubted conclusion publication considered differences spore structure great consider species admitted impossible come definitive conclusions mature fruit bodies spore prints available study colleagues suggested singer created mistaken belief earliest available taxon proposed illegitimate later compare named combination actually based named earliest available species type species genus section singer based dry cap red pink tones marginal veil stem immature spores greater long genus means small specific epithet alludes referring like pattern scales cap surface mushroom commonly known description cap wide convex flat rounded covered small scales pressed cap curved range color reddish brown red tan pink pinkish gray concentrated center cap extending cream light orange pink light pink red ground margin stem young maturity separates triangular veil remnants measure color range buff white faint pink flesh thick edge cap tubes centrally buff white light yellow quickly turns bluish exposure air tubes long margin center stem broadly deeply depressed stem irregular lengths bright yellow olive yellow yellow rapidly turn blue exposure pores color tubes rapidly turn blue green pressure angular pores stem wide gradually larger base stem cream pink middle finely handling red brown red lighter age immediately basal stem surface cream colored basal stiff coarse white hairs lower flesh stem solid hollow white buff tan light yellow turns slightly blue exposure odor distinctive described taste mild microscopic characteristics spores brown medium heavy deposit shaped contain oil measure spore wall thick longitudinal ridges ridges tall occasionally poles minute cross cross visible observed light evident viewed scanning electron region spore long basidia spored club shaped numerous measure pleurocystidia cystidia face gill swollen slightly abundant arising projecting thin walled hyaline devoid contents cheilocystidia cystidia edge gill swollen cylindrical narrowly shaped thin walled flesh hymenium strongly composed different tissue layers middle tissue layer wide parallel slightly interwoven hyphae lateral hyphae wide hyaline solution potassium regularly cap cuticle densely interwoven erect roughly parallel chains closely packed cells cylindrical elements inflated terminal cells terminal cells cylindrical club shaped interwoven concentrated marginal composed interwoven inflated hyphae faint golden arranged evident mounted water melzer reagent flesh cap composed highly interwoven hyphae measuring wide hyaline water hyaline regularly stem cuticle cylindrical elements inflated terminal cells terminal cells project cylindrical club shaped occasionally abrupt tapering point flesh stem densely interwoven hyphae wide arranged faint golden seen melzer reagent water clamp connections absent species varieties typical variety consistently larger fruit bodies var minor singer brazil nicaragua lacks thick walled cheilocystidia var singer nicaragua panama edibility mushroom food mexico field guides list recommended similar species roughly similar appearance rough cap margin distinguished smooth stem ring different spores flesh tough australian species spores narrow longitudinal ribs cross colors red pores reddish maturity cap flesh turns blue exposure air ecology habitat distribution fruit bodies typically grow scattered groups oak pine trees bases mushroom typically fruits singly pairs ground level tropical tree subfamily associated rarely found fruiting ground heavily decayed root penetrated wood suggested fungus mycorrhizal noting occurring bases pine oaks occurred debris accumulated rock walls singer concluded species prefers grow hard surfaces study flora texas wrote rare species following extended period rain high humidity varieties southeastern north_america costa_rica brazil panama nicaragua noted fruit tree terrestrial fruiting reported malaysia central_america typically elevated fruiting habit occurrence dead wood status debated noted occurs wound parasite pine base living pine trees collections association host trees including species southeastern north_america central_america colombia species malaysia species new_zealand deposits bearing consistently abundant fungus reported forming mycorrhizal associations australia based fruit body association trees north american distribution encompasses range extending north north_carolina florida west texas south mexico central_america reported time upper river basins collected new_zealand asia including china korea malaysia taiwan possibly australia
Boletellus ananas