Under these plants grow loose mushrooms that in Congolese villages do not consume as their meats change color to the manipulation and to the cut.
It could be a Phlebopus sudanicus or a P.portentosus (which is Asian) or another Phlebopus still unknow
The plant seems to me to be a species of acacia but I do not know exactly the Congolese or African name and the Latin name.
No Congolese University has answered me.
Thanks.
Not sure. Perhaps Prof Mike Wingfield ([email protected]) or Prof Wilhelm de Beer ([email protected]) at FABI could help you.
the plant is a legume tree probably Acacia and the mushroom could be a Boletus sp.
Thaks.
Also for me is an Acacia sp. and the mushroom is a Phlebopus (I am sure) portentosus (but it is an asian specie) or a specie near Phlebopus sudanicus (african specie).
But for an article I have to know the Genus and the specie of the plant.
Now it is impossible because the new Missionary who is in that village does not send a small sprout of the plant.
Our work, just concluded, will be sent to the FAO
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