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The Weeping Bolete (Suillus granulatus) is a distinctive edible fungus recognized by the droplets of milky fluid that often form on its pale yellow pore surface.
The Jersey Cow Bolete (Suillus bovinus) is a small edible mushroom that grows exclusively in pine forests and is distinguished by its pale, angular pores.
The Slippery Jack is an edible bolete mushroom native to Europe that features a characteristically slimy brown cap and was introduced to North America for cultivation.
*Suillus lakei* is an edible bolete mushroom native to northwestern North America, strongly associated with Douglas firs and recognized by its dry, reddish-brown scaly cap.
Suillus americanus (Chicken Fat Mushroom) is a yellow, slimy-capped bolete native to eastern North America, found exclusively in mycorrhizal association with eastern white pine.
The American slippery jack (*Suillus americanus*) is an edible bolete native to North America that forms symbiotic relationships specifically with eastern white pine trees.
The Velvet Bolete (Xerocomus subtomentosus) is a widespread edible fungus easily identified by the soft, velvety texture of its distinct olive-brown cap.
The Larch Bolete is a widely consumed edible mushroom native to European forests that is strictly mycorrhizal with larch trees and features a distinctive yellow ring.
*Suillus tomentosus* is an edible bolete found in North American pine forests, uniquely distinguished by the blue-bruising reaction of its yellow pore surface when injured.
