16 Australian Fungi with Pores and Soft tubes:
Boletes, Austroboletes, Phlebapus, Boletellus

Boletellus obscurecoccineus

Boletellus  fungi are differentiated from  other mushrooms with pores by spores that are  ribbed.
Boletellus obscurecoccineus
Boletellus obscurecoccineus

Boletellus ananiceps

Picture of the Australian mushroom, Boletellus ananiceps
Boletellus ananiceps grows on living trees

Phlebopus marginatus

Picture of Phlebopus marginatus, an Australian giant mushroom
Australia's giant Salmon Gum Bolete

Unidentified, all yellow
Australian Bolete

Picture of an all yellow Australian bolete
An all yellowAustralian bolete

Unidentified, small, white pored Australian Bolete
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Unidentified, yellow fleshed Australian Bolete
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A fragile, pale yellow bolete found with Australian tea-tree

Large unidentified Australian Bolete
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A large purple and yellow Australian Bolete
Purple and yellow Australian bolete

Austroboletus Lacunosus

The spores of Austroboletes  are warty.
The Australian Austroboletus lacunosus
Austroboletus Lacunosus
Unidentified Australian Austroboletus

Unidentified, very small Australian Bolete
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Small, Red, white & grey bolete

Fistulina Mollis

Picture of the Australian pored mushroom,Fistulina mollis
Fistulina mollis is known as the marshmallow bolete due to its texture.

Chalciporus  piperatus

Picture of Chalciporus piperatus mushroom
Chalciporus piperatus is not an Australian mushroom

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