Under Quercus chrysolepis in upland slope forest. Pileus reddish brown to lighter, with a smooth greasy sheen. Lamellae beige, free. Stipe off-white, fading to reddish towards base, tough-cartilaginous.
Growing from mixed leaf litter and woody debris under Alnus rhombifolia, Quercus kelloggii, and Calocedrus decurrens.
Odor broccoli/radish
UV+ yellow
Found on the side of gravel driveway near the trash, recycling and compost bins on the property where I live.
Growing from sandy compact/disturbed soils on the edge of a gravel driveway amongst annual grasses and near a cultivated rose.
White-grey tomentose pileus, cracking, margin white. Reduced annulus, lamellae dark pinkish brown, free. Fibrous white stipe. No bruising or staining
Smell earthy and mushroomy, like soil and portobello
Tate mild
No KOH
Lovely pink coloration on stem and up through cap where stem attaches. No other mushrooms around like it. Mixed conifer duff.
On well decayed hardwood.
Spores 6.5-8.2 x 3.3-4.1µm