CEPS = plural of cepBoletus edulis is the latin name of a mushroom edible, also known in Spain as fungus 1 2 white fungus, 3, pambazo4, mushroom fungus, pumpkin, mushroom pumpkin or simply calabaza.5 in English known with a large number of common names, including cep ( from French ECE, derived from the gascon cep, which also is derived the cep 41 catalan common name;, king bolete or penny bun. Another common name is porcini ( plural porcine Italian ). It is very frequently found in pine forests. It is a mushroom which can reach considerable dimensions; usually the hat can measure 7 to 20 cm in diameter and foot acquire the same height. Often confused with Tylopilus tylopilus or with Boletus badius.Highly appreciated, the Boletus edulis is marketed fresh in autumn, in Central and southern Europe, but also sold dry all over the world.