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Italian White Truffle

Tuber magnatum

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By Roger Phillips

Published 2006

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Italian White Truffle Tuber magnatum Pico (illustrated life size) Fruit body 3–16cm across, potato-shaped or spherical; white or creamy; smooth. Flesh creamy; firm; taste nutty, smell strong, typical truffle smell. Spores 35–50Γ—32–42ΒΌ, elliptical, reticulate. Asci 60–120Γ—40–100ΒΌ, 1- to 3-spored. Habitat in deciduous woods in northern Italy and patchily in the Balkans, not recorded for Britain; autumn. Edible excellent, considered the best truffle by the Italians.

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