Notes: GEN: med-large mushroom, in dirt at base of camphor tree, several loosely grouped
ST: 30×25mm, tapering strongly to tip, solid, firm, obvious sheath-like ring at top opening both above and below
CAP: 70mm wide, convex to plane, smooth whitish almost shiny, lots of dirt on cap, barely raised above ground, marg curled under, K-
FLESH: white, firm, 15-20mm thick(!), staining weakly rufescent, mild pleaseant fungal flavor
GILL: pink to brown, free, etc.
SPORE: print brown (scanty), ellip, brownish, smooth, one big bubble, 6.6-7.6×4.3-5.3um

Sigh, seems I’ve got another wrong. I detect no odor, and since Arora and rogersmushrooms.com claim A. bitorquis can stain faintly pink or reddish, I went with that. However, the community consensus seems to go with “pink means A. bernardii”. So be it. Too bad I don’t have a dehydrator to keep these for later.