King Bolete other names penny bun, porcini or cep Boletus edulis Boletaceae - Bolete Family Home - Plants -   Details

Photo © Dale Nielson - Located at Monte Cristo August 2014 King Bolete Cap and Stipe or Stem Photographed  along Guardsman Pass Road 3 September 2014   Pores Underside of the Cap Photographed  along Guardsman Pass Road 3 September 2014 Area Above Road to Guardsman Pass September 10, 2014 Area above Guardsman Pass 10 September 2014 Located by Andrzej Skrzypiec Area above Guardsman Pass 10 September 2014 Located by Andrzej Skrzypiec (Andrew) Photo Details - ©Dale Nielson, ©Nicky Davis First photo, Located  and Photographed by Dale Nielson at Monte Cristo, August 2014 Second and Third photos,  located  and photographed by Nicky Davis on 3 September 2014 along Guardsman Pass Road, Salt Lake County, Utah Fourth photo located and photographed by Nicky Davis on 10 September 2014 along Guardsman Pass Road area, Salt Lake County, Utah Fifth and sixth photos located by Andrzej Skrzypiec (Andrew) and photographed by Nicky Davis on 10 September 2014 along Guardsman Pass Road area, Salt Lake County, Utah Wikipedia.org description ," edible, stipe is bare, spore print is brown, large brown cap up to 14 inch diameter, grows in deciduous and coniferous forests, high in protein, vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber" French botanist Pierre Bulliard 1782