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Pine spikes
2 species
Gilled relatives of the boletes with orange to reddish caps, distant decurrent gills, smoky black spore prints and orange to salmon flesh. They are thought to parasitize the ectomycorrhizae of conifer-associated Suillus species.
Cap: often pointed, slimy to dry or woolly. Gills: decurrent, distant, darkening to blackish. Flesh: orange to salmon. Spore print: smoky gray to black. Spores: elongate, smooth.
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