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Cupreoboletus poikilochromus Image location: Parco Gentilis , Guspini , Italy The only Boletacea with strong fruity smell. It smells like Inocybe fraudans but much stronger. Genetically near to Cyanoboletus pulverulentus(see Vizzini), with a similar staining. Recognized by sight
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