When: 2011-03-25
Collection location: San Rafael, Marin Co., California, USA [Click for map]
Notes:
These were growing near some planted trees that I didn’t identify.
The caps were up to 5 cm across, somewhat viscid and fairly water-logged.
The spore print was a reddish brown and the spores were pretty rough, measuring ~ 10.9-12.0 X 6.8-7.7 microns.
The gills were broadly notched and relatively thin.
Didn’t detect any strong or distinctive odor.
Looked for Cheilocystidia on a couple of gill edges but the only thing found was a very few smallish things that may be basidoles (see last photo)
They look like Hebelomas of some sort that, because of age and/or weather conditions, have lost their Cheilocystidia.
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1.72 | 57.34% |