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Neoboletus Praestigiator Is Part Of A Family Known For Mushrooms With A Sponge-Like Layer Under Their Caps Instead Of Gills. Can Be Found Growing In Mixed Woods, Often Near Hardwood Trees

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Neoboletus praestigiator is part of a family known for mushrooms with a sponge-like layer under their caps instead of gills. Can be found growing in mixed woods, often near hardwood trees

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