Boletus legaliae (Pilat) ex Pilat & Dermek Teufelsröhrling syn. Boletus satanoides Smotlacha syn. B. splendidus Martin subsp. splendidus Fényes (rózsáskalapú) tinóru. Cap 5–14cm, initially whitish or milky coffee-coloured then grey olivaceous with a flush of red becoming more intense with age, particularly at the margin, bruising blue only after rough handling. Stem 80–160´20–40mm, orange above the red central zone, lower half lemon-yellow or coral, with an orange net at apex which is gradually lost towards the base, bruising blue. Flesh white to pale lemon, discolouring blue-green and red in the base of the stem when cut. Taste unpleasant, smell spicy. Tubes lemon-chrome bruising blue. Pores small, orange red becoming darker red with age, lighter at margin. Spore print olivaceous snuff-brown. Spores subfusiform, 10.5–12.5´4.5–5m. Habitat with oaks. Season summer. Rare. Poisonous. Found In Europe.