Fistulinella mollis, the "Marshmallow Bolete" occurs widely in wet eucalypt forests, on the ground. Caps to 90 mm, very rounded at first, finally rather flat, caramel to greyish in colour, spongy in texture. Underneath are the characteristically soft, wide pores, pinkish in colour, collapsing, when touched, to a custard consistency. Pores widely separated from the stem, which is whitish, with no ring. Spore print brown. Baldry Crossing, Greensbush, Mornington Peninsula, 2008.