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[ map ]47.4885°N 11.1747°E
╔═ Names
Scientific nameButyriboletus appendiculatus
Common namesOak bolete
╔═ Nomenclature
Accepted nameButyriboletus appendiculatus(Schaeff.) D. Arora & J.L. Frank, 2014
BasionymBoletus appendiculatusSchaeff., 1774
all names (7)
Other names
Boletus radicansvar.appendiculatus(Schaeff.) Pers., 1801
Dictyopus appendiculatus(Schaeff.) Quél., 1886
Suillus appendiculatus(Schaeff.) Kuntze, 1898
Tubiporus appendiculatus(Schaeff.) Maire, 1937
Boletus appendiculatussubsp.euappendiculatusMaire, 1933

Names, authorship and dates from Index Fungorum.

╔═ Classification
  • BasidiomycotaPhylum
  • └─ AgaricomycetesClass
  • └─ BoletalesOrder
  • └─ BoletaceaeFamily
  • └─ ButyriboletusGenus

Higher ranks from Catalogue of Life (COL26.9 XR).

╔═ Morphology
╔═ Ecology
Lifestylemycorrhiza

Thermophilic oak and beech woodland, often on calcareous soil

╔═ Foraging status
Species protectionProtected species — picking is not permitted (Boletus appendiculatus)
Red List (Germany)3 — Vulnerable

⚠ Before you pickWild fungi may be taken in small quantities for your own use (§39(3) BNatSchG) — but not in nature reserves or national parks, on closed land or on farmland in use, and never for sale (§39(4)). In Bavaria this right is anchored in Art. 141(3) of the state constitution and is limited to locally customary amounts; the competent authority is the district nature-conservation authority (untere Naturschutzbehörde). Local signs and ordinances come first.

Species protection from BArtSchV Annex 1 and §2(1), retrieved 2026-10-15; Red List from Dämmrich et al. (2016) (BfN / Rote-Liste-Zentrum). Not legal advice — local rules and signage may be stricter. BArtSchV Annex 1 · Red List data

╔═ Edibility

Good edible, but protected in Germany

╔═ Key Features
  • ▸ Brown, convex cap, finely velvety when young
  • ▸ Yellow pores that turn slightly blue-green when bruised, then fade again
  • ▸ Yellow stem with a fine red-brown network
  • ▸ Pale yellow flesh, faintly blue in the cap, reddish at the stem base
╔═ Notes

A rare, warmth-loving species; in Germany it is protected and must not be collected.

╔═ Sightings (1)