Weeping bolete
Suillus granulatus
The weeping bolete is a pored mushroom similar to the slippery jack, with an orange-brown cap. It has a ringless stem with tiny brown granules at the top, and young pores weep milky droplets.
Where it's found
Grows with pine trees on both chalky and acid soils, sometimes in large numbers.
Distribution
Native to the Northern Hemisphere and introduced to South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile and elsewhere.
Similar species
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