je tenterai bien atrosquamosum 😉
Courtecuisse parle d'arête pointillé de noir mais Funga Nordica n'en fait pas mention
white flesh; under conifers. Cap 30-90 mm broad, convex to plane, sometimes umbonate, at first densely felty, but soon breaking up in dark grey to fuscous or almost black scales, especially in outer half; gills emarginate to adnate, moderately distant, whitish to pale grey, sometimes reddening when old; stem 30-70 x 10-20 mm, cylindrical, straight or flexuous, mostly with a broadened, but tapering base, white, shiny, often with discrete blackish scales in parts, sometimes with small blue-green spots at base; flesh white; smell sweetish, reminding of cedar wood or honey, after cutting farinaceous; taste farinaceous to slightly bitter. Sp (4-)4.5-6.5(-7) x 3-4.5 μm, broadly ellipsoid. On calcareous soil; summer to autumn; rare in hemib.-bore., in FI with a southern distribution; FI (DD), NO (NT), SE (VU). – Däh 264, Gal 133 (top), Mar 851, Nit 373, R&H 294.
T. atrosquamosum (Chevall.) Sacc.
Ceci dit les arêtes ne sont nécessairement pointillées de noir chez squarrulosum
Cap margin woolly in young frb; flesh only weakly reddening in stem base. Cap 40-100
(-120) mm, convex to plane with an umbo, tomentose to scaly or recurved scaly, dark grey brown to almost black, but often whitish at margin in young frb; gills adnate to emarginate, medium spaced, pale greyish brown sometimes with black dotted edge; stem 30-80(-100) x 10-25(-30) mm, cylindrical or mostly widened towards base, very pale grey but densely covered with minute brownish to blackish scales or fibres; flesh white to pale grey marbled; smell sweetish with spicy, pepper-like component, more farinaceous when cut; taste farinaceous to slightly bitter. Sp (5-)6-8(-10.5) x (3-)4-5.5(-6.5) μm, subglobose, broadly ellipsoid to
oblong. Under deciduous trees, mainly Fagus on clay or calcareous soil; summer to autumn; rare in temp.; DK (NT), SE (VU). – B&K 3:411 (as atrosquamosum), FE 3A:21, Gal 135, Phil 109g, Ves 203 (as atrosquamosum).
T. squarrulosum Bres. (T. atrosquamosum (Chevall.) Sacc. s. auct.)
encore un continuum de phénotypes...
