1. Found in Northern Illinois

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  Xanthoconium purpureum

  Dark red to purplish cap. White pores age toward yellow-brown & bruise brown. Pale- to brownish-yellow stem, usually w/red to brown streaks.

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  Xerocomellus chrysenteron (“Red Crack Bolete”)

  Olive-brown cap w/many red-edged cracks. Stem is yellow by pores, purplish-red by base, & bruises blue-green. Yellow pores age to brown & stain blue. Cap flesh blues slowly.

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  Xerocomellus truncatus

  Yellow pores age darker & stain blue/green. White flesh ages yellow & stains blue/green. Deep brown cap may redden w/age & often cracks.

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  Xerocomus ferrugineus

  Creamy white-yellow flesh w/a thin red line by the skin. Bug holes are often pink. Yellow pores darken w/age & often stain blue-green (rarely cinnamon). Deep tubes.

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  Xerocomus hortonii (“Corrugated Bolete”)

  Heavily corrugated red/brown/tan cap. Nice, dense texture. Yellow pores may blue slowly & erratically, & darken w/age.

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  Xerocomus illudens

  Broad, coarse reticulation goes only partway down the yellow stem. Likes oak. Lemon yellow pores DNS. Stem usually tapers to a hard, woody nugget.

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  Xerocomus subtomentosus (“Yellow Crack Bolete”)

  Olive- to yellow-brown cap often fissures & cracks w/age. Yellow stem has red-brown streaks, sometimes ridges, & often stains brownish from handling. Ammonia on cap turns red/brown.

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  Xerocomus tenax

  Big, broad, brown reticulation on a stem that is whitish but may tinge yellow. Hard, wood-nugget root. Flesh stains reddish purple. Pores DNS or stain slightly red. Tastes sour.

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