Birch bolete
Other species:
• (Leccinum scabrum f. melaneum)
• (Leccinum scabrum f. chioneum)
• Marsh birch bolete (Leccinum holopus)
• Oxidized birch bolete (Leccinum oxydabile)
• (Leccinum variicolor)
Birch bolete, Brown cap boletus, Shaggy boletus
(Leccinum scabrum)
Syn: (Boletus scaber)
Birch bolete, Brown cap boletus, Shaggy boletus, Brown birch scaber stalk (ENGLISH); Подберёзовик обыкновенный, Берёзовик, Обабок (RUSSIAN); Parastā bērzubeka (LATVIAN); Birkenpilz, Birkenröhrling, Graukappe, Kapuzinerpilz, Schwarzkopf (GERMAN); Bolet rude, Cèpe rude, Bolet raboteux, Bolet rugueux, Camparat pagous, Cravette, Cravitte grise, Cravitte rousse, Fonge raspignous, Gambotte, Gyrole, Tremoulo, Bolet bai (FRENCH); Porcinello, Boleto ruvido, Boleto scabro, Arbatrello, Boleo arbarelo, Cerrino, Albarello (ITALIAN); Boleto áspero (del abedul), Hongo (Boleto) castaño, Seta badius (SPANISH); Björksopp (SWEDISH); Brun birkerørhat (DANISH); Kozlarz babka (POLISH); Lepšės, Paberžiai, Paberžis (LITHUANIAN) ...
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Vegetation calendar in Baltic region:
Legend: (ticks on the time axis correspond to the five days)
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Grow: from end of May until mid of October in the deciduous and mixed woods, in the sparse growth of trees, in the young birch wood, in the grass, on the forest edge, by the forest roadside, in the ravine, single and in group. You can find them often. They crow fast and on the 6-7th days their caps quickly becomes crumbly. The first low-yield layer (called kolosoviki) grows whole June, the second (called znivniki) - the latter half of June, the third layer of this mushrooms (called listopadniki) is the most high-yielding and begins from mid of August to mid of September. The layers can be degraded and between them no absolute bad harvest.
We buy: fresh, dried;
We store up: dried;
We offer: fresh, dried.
Other species: the most common are Birch Bolete (Leccinum scabrum), Marsh Birch Bolete (Leccinum holopus) and Oxidized Birch Bolete (Leccinum oxydabile).
(Leccinum scabrum f. melaneum)
Подберёзовик чёрный, Черноголовик (RUSSIAN); Melnā bērzubeka (LATVIAN); Juosvasis raudonviršis (LITHUANIAN) ...
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(Leccinum scabrum f. chioneum)
Подберёзовик белый, болотный (RUSSIAN); Baltā bērzubeka (LATVIAN) ...
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Marsh birch bolete
(Leccinum holopus)
Syn: Leccinum niveum
Marsh birch bolete (ENGLISH); Подберёзовик болотный (RUSSIAN); Purva bērzubeka (LATVIAN); Palšasis raudonviršis (LITHUANIAN); Moor-Birkenpilz (GERMAN); Kozlarz bialawi (POLISH) ...
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Oxidized birch bolete
(Leccinum oxydabile)
Oxidized birch bolete (ENGLISH); Подберёзовик розовеющий, окисляющийся (RUSSIAN); Sarkstošā bērzubeka (LATVIAN); Rausvėjantysis raudonviršis (LITHUANIAN) ...
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(Leccinum variicolor)
Подберёзовик разноцветный (RUSSIAN); Raibā bērzubeka (LATVIAN); Buntfärbender Birkenpilz (GERMAN); Kislusis raudonviršis (LITHUANIAN) ...
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