Boletinellus merulioides

Common Name: Ash-tree bolete Cap: Wavy, spreading in age, yellowish and reddish shades of brown. Flesh: Thin, fairly firm, bruises minute amounts of a bluish-green tone, has a slight citrus and woody smell Tubes: Thin, cross- veining appearance Stalk: Short, orche, faint and slow bruising, darker than bruised flesh Fruiting: Spring through fall, associated with the aphid farming of ants around ash trees Edibility: Fair