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Oppdateringsnøtt is a type of fungal mushroom commonly found in mountainous regions of Norway and southern Sweden. The scientific name of the species is Leccinum vulpinum, and it belongs to the Boletaceae family of fungi.

The term "nøtt" in Norwegian translates to "nut" or "acorn", which is a reference to the mushroom's appearance. Oppdateringsnøtt has a rounded cap that can range from 2 to 5 centimeters in diameter, with a brown to reddish-brown color. The cap is also covered in raised areas, called warts, which can be accompanied by patches of fine scales.

Opdateringsnøtt grows in association with trees, particularly conifers, at high elevations. It is often found growing on soil, not directly attached to the roots of the host tree. The mushroom is a type of ectomycorrhizal fungus, which means it forms a mutual relationship with the tree by exchanging nutrients for sugar produced during photosynthesis.

The edibility of oppdateringsnøtt is debated among mushroom enthusiasts. While some consider it safe to eat, others caution against consuming it due to reports of gastrointestinal distress. However, there is limited scientific research on the toxicity of the mushroom, and its edibility status remains a matter of anecdotal evidence.

In addition to its uncertain status as a wild mushroom, oppdateringsnøtt holds ecological significance due to its role in forming mycorrhizal relationships with trees. This symbiotic relationship helps to support the health and growth of the trees.