Boletus variipes Peck
Boletus variipes has a buff-tan to grayish-tan convex cap. The cap often develops cracks in age. Its pores are white and stuffed with mycelium in youth becoming yellow then olivaceous with maturity. The stipe can be somewhat bulbous toward the base. The stem bears obvious white reticulation or netting. This base is often somewhat brownish. It is mycorrhizal with oaks, beech and aspen. This bolete is in the Boletus edulis complex.
It is in the Boletaceae family of the Boletales order.