Orange bolete mushroom
- Latin name
- Crocinoboletus laetissimus
- Materials
- Ink and watercolour on paper
Little is known about this rare species outside of scientific research.
Where does it live?
It associates with forest trees and grows on the ground.
Where the spores form
Poroid. Spores develop inside tiny tubes that open onto the surface as pores. Look for a surface covered with many tiny holes.
Did you know?
It has a unique pigment. It colors not only the outer surface but also the entire flesh of the mushroom. The yellow flesh quickly turns blue when damaged or cut, acquiring a dark blue-olive hue.