Identification of mushrooms without gills, nor tubes, nor spines


 

whitish to ochre fruiting body; very fragrant flesh, pale ochre then brownish with a reddish tinge, and marbled with white veins; on calcareous soils with deciduous trees (preferably poplar); confined to some parts of Mediterranean Europe (Northern Italy, spotted in Southern France, Balkans)

dark reddish brown to coal black fruiting body, covered with acute, polygonal and contiguous 3-5mm wide warts; very fragrant flesh, white they grey, becoming reddish brown to violet black with age or when cut, and crossed with dense white veins; found on calcareous soils, in deciduous woods, preferably with oak or hazel trees, in warm and dry areas

dark brown to black body, covered with acute, polygonal 2-10mm wide warts which are grooved (use magnifying lens); very fragrant flesh, white they grey-brown and marbled with branching white veins; found on calcareous soils, in deciduous woods, preferably with beech or oak
 

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