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Hemileccinum impolitum
''Hemileccinum impolitum'', is a basidiomycete fungus of the family Boletaceae, that has tubes and pores instead of gills. These pores can be seen under the cap as tiny holes. It is edible, but an occasional fruiter, often going many years between fruitings and is therefore not commonly found. It grows beneath ''Quercus'' (oak) trees. It is commonly called the iodine bolete, because of its smell when cut.
==Taxonomy==
''Impolitum'' is Latin, meaning "unpolished", "matt", "unsmoothed", or "unfinished", and may be a reference to the hammered look of some specimens. It was first described as ''Boletus impolitus'' by Elias Magnus Fries, an eminent mycologist of the 19th century.〔 In 2008, Josef Šutara transferred it to the new genus ''Hemileccinum'' based on morphological features.〔 In 2014, Wu ''et al.'' confirmed that ''H. impolitum'' does not belong in ''Boletus'', ''Xerocomus'' or ''Leccinum'' in a molecular phylogenetic study.〔
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