MIN : Fungi
Bell Museum fungi
Catalog (Accession) #:
794257
Occurrence ID (GUID):
77658354-9c07-4f84-87d6-95cfc7df1981
Secondary Catalog (Accession) #:
1287167
Taxon:
Suillus brevipes (Peck) Kuntze
Identification Qualifier: cf.
Family: Suillaceae
Identification Qualifier: cf.
Family: Suillaceae
Determiner: H. Van T. Cotter (2024-04-09)
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Collector:
Weaver, M.G. 1992
Date: 1969-10-12
Verbatim Date: 12 Oct 1969
Locality:
United States, Minnesota, Crow Wing, Pelican Lake; Sect. 35, Pelican Twp.
46.5519032 -94.1724683 +-1126m. WGS84
Verbatim Coordinates:
T136N R28W S35
Georeference Remarks:
Used Earth Point and Google Earth
Habitat:
in mixed woods
Substrate:
On humus
Associated Species:
mostly white, red & jack pines, oak, basswood, aspen & white birch.
Description:
Solitary
Notes:
MIN 794257 (Topotype of Fuscoboletinus weaverae A.H. Sm. & Shaffer); Suillus cf. brevipes (Peck) Kuntze; not Suillus weaverae (A.H. Sm. & Shaffer) H. Engel & Klofac. This collection, MIN 794247, is part of the same collection as MICH 62083. Neither Kretzer’s ITS sequence of MIN 794247 (GenBank Accession L54091.1) nor my ITS sequence of MICH 62083 (GenBank MH818408.1) matches the ITS sequence of the holotype of Suillus (Fuscoboletinus) weaverae, collection MICH 10563 (GenBank Accession NR_182339.1.). Rather both ITS sequences of MGW 1992 match most closely to sequences attributed to Suillus brevipes. As I could not find an ITS sequence of the holotype of Suillus brevipes, I have conservatively annotated MGW 1992 as Suillus cf. brevipes. Note: This annotation label was prepared without examining the physical specimen of MIN 794257; 9th April 2024 H. Van T. Cotter, Duke University, Mycology Lab & Herbarium
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Record Id: 77658354-9c07-4f84-87d6-95cfc7df1981
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