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Boletes with shallow, radially elongated pores and off-center stems. The best-known species, B. merulioides, lives in symbiosis with an ash root aphid rather than forming mycorrhizae.
Cap irregular; pore surface shallow, radially arranged and almost gill-like; stem short, eccentric to lateral; spore print olive brown.
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