We have availability of mycorrhized plants with this truffle species
Features
| Shape | Roundish, more or less globular sometimes irregular. |
| Size | Varies from a hazelnut to a large apple and may sometimes exceed 500/600 grams. |
| Peridium | Verrucose formed by small polygonal warts with depressed black-brownish or black-reddish tops. |
| Gleba | Purple-black, reddish-black, furrowed by dense, well-defined thin whitish veins. |
| Spores | Aculeate, brown ovoid, varying in number from 2 to 6 per asci. |
| Scent | Very delicate and pleasant. |
| Ripening | Mid-November to mid-March. |
| Habitat | Prefers moist, very calcareous, alkaline-responsive soils with Ph between 7.5 and 8.4, with the presence of skeleton (rock,pebbles and gravel) sunny, free of water stagnation, well aerated characterized by stable physical conditions. |
Symbiont plants:
- Leccio (quercus ilex L.)
- Cerro (quercus cerris L.)
- Carpino nero (ostrya carpinifolia scop.)
- Roverella (quercus pubescens Wild.)
- Nocciolo (corylus avellana L.)
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