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The Chestnut Boletes have begun their yearly fruiting in my yard. Their caps are an intense orange-brown with contrasting cream- white pore surface. Stems are chestnut brown. These mushrooms are delicious fresh and can also be lightly sautéed and frozen for later use. 
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Melanie
8/5/2013 03:39:48 am
Ihave found some teny tiny chesnuts but I didnt know if they really started out so small. Cap on smallest is 0.5 cm. Looks like a chesnut in every way, stem is hollow. Any ideas
Anne Small
8/5/2013 08:02:33 pm
Hi Melanie, It is difficult to make a positive ID from a verbal description. It sounds like the size and character of the Chestnut Bolete, but I would need to see some photos. Could you email some to me? [email protected] Leave a Reply. |
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