Picking mushrooms in the forest. Gyroporus cyanescens commonly known as the bluing bolete or the cornflower bolete. A man's hand twists the mushrooms out of the ground.
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Picking mushrooms in the forest. Gyroporus cyanescens commonl…
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Karnabahar Boleti, Gyroporus cyanescens, the bluing bolete (Mavileşen Bolet) ve the cornflower bolete (Karnabahar Boleti) ingilizce isimleri ile tanınan, kesildiğinde veya berelendiğinde mavi renk alması ile karakterize Gyroporaceae familyasindan yenilebilir bir mantardır. Yenilebilirlik ve Toksisite: Zehirli bir mantar değildir ve genellikle yenilebilir olarak kabul edilir. Ama, berelendiğinde, dokunulduğunda ve kesildiğinde renk değişimi (maviye döşenmesi) bazı mantar avcıları için caydırıcıdı
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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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Slicing up Suede Bolete (Xerocomus sp.) to demonstrate the texture and faint blue staining. These are edible but don’t have great flavor or texture, 2/5 stars for an edibility/taste score. They do however have very soft suede like caps which are fun to touch. Boletes like this get mold and degrade quickly, slicing it up like this helps to spread the spores. Nothing is wasted, the mushroom was returned to the forest floor for bugs and insects to snack on. #bolete #slicing #mushroom #mycology #fun
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My reaction to a blue staining Bolete. Contrary to what you may think, blue staining boletes do not contain any psycho active compounds. They blue color is due to oxidation of organic acids. Blue Staining is not an indicator of toxicity, there any many edible and tasty blue staining boletes, but there are also a few toxic ones. You need to learn each species individually to forage safely. Cheers! #boletes #fascinatedbyfungi #natureeducation #mycology #fungi | Fascinated By Fungi
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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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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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