Identificaciones de entolomatoid

I think...very shiny/silvery and shaggy stipe that made me hope for Pouzarella, but seems unlikely from the cap texture. Microscopy shows caulocystidia/tufts near stipe apex, spores, two potential cheilocystidia, then the pileipellis at the central disc.

I think...very shiny/silvery and shaggy stipe that made me hope for Pouzarella, but seems unlikely from the cap texture. Microscopy shows caulocystidia/tufts near stipe apex, spores, two potential cheilocystidia, then the pileipellis at the central disc.

On soil on a steep slope above a creek, redwood/alder/spruce mix. Mostly small spruce right here. Bleh, sorry about the dirty microscope -- mounted in KOH, inflated/rounded ends of cells in pileipellis.

Leptonia sp. Col. #1024
Cap - 11 mm wide, convex, densely squamulose at disc becoming less scumy at margin. Dark
bluish violet, disc nearly black.
Gills - Adnate to marginate, subdistant, shallow. Pale flesh color. Edges entire. Three tiers of
lamellulae.
Stipe - 2 1/2 cm long and 2 mm thick. Glabrous, wiry, dark purple-blue. Hollow, tending to split
longitudinally.
Odor - Mild.
Spore deposit - Unobtainable.
Habitat - Solitary in moss at the Stimpson Reserve on Sept. 24, 2021.

Buck McAdoo - 232 #20
Photos 2, 3, 4 caulocystidia
Photo 5 cutis
Photo 6 pileocystidium
Photo 7 subpellis hyphae
(all photos by R. Morrison)
Nolanea bicoloripes
Caps - 6-7 1/2 cm wide, domed with a flattened marginal zone, margins lobed and irregular. Domed
part ochre-brown, margin area a paler ochre brown fading hygrophanously to pale tan. Margins
finely striate when moist. Context very thin.
Gills - Adnate and seceding, subdistant and deep (up to 1 cm deep). Buff becoming mottled pinkish.
Many tiers of lamellulae.
Stipe - 9-11 cm long and 8-9 mm thick. Equal and sometimes curved. Glabrous, white, pithy. White
pruinose at apex. Base with white tomentum.
Odor - Mild
Taste - Farinaceous.
Spore deposit - Flesh-pink.
Habitat - Four scattered in cedar duff at the Stimpson Reserve on July 29, 1993.
Spores - 5-6 sided, (6.5) 7.7-9 (11) x (6) 7- 7.4 microns. Q = 1.22. Subisodiametric.
Basidia - 4-spored, 25-34 x 10-13 microns. Clavate.
Cheilocystidia - None seen.
Pleurocystidia - None seen.
Pileipellis at margin - A cutis of parallel hyphae 3-6 microns wide.
Subpellis - Of bloated parallel hyphae 20-35 microns wide.
Pileal trama - Of parallel hyphae 7-10 microns wide.
Pileipellis at disc - Of densely entangled hyphae 3-6 microns thick.
Pileocystidia - Cylindrical with slightly expanded apices. 8 microns wide.
Stipitipellis - Of vertical hyphae 3-12 microns wide. Also long moniliform hyphae, fusoid in shape
with rounded and tapered ends. 10-15 microns wide.
These are probably the caulocystidia.

Last 2 microphotos by David Largent. He cannot tell what genus it is but it definitely is not N. bicoloripes.

Nolanea sp - 209#3
Caps - 2-4 cm wide, convex to plane with undulate margins in age. Glabrous, dry, pale gray brown.
Context thin, white.
Gills - Adnexed, pale pink, distant and ventricose near stipe apex. Edges uneven but entire. Two tiers
of lamellulae.
Stipe - Up to 4 1/2 cm long and 4-6 mm thick. Dry, silvery white and curved in one specimen. Smooth
and tapering towards base which then enlarges with white tomentum.
Odor - Mild.
Taste - Sweetish.
Spore deposit - Flesh-pink.
Habitat - A pair in conifer duff at the Stimpson Reserve on September 5, 1992.
Spores - 5-6 sided, subisodiametric, 8-10 x 7.8-9 microns. Q = 1.16.
Basidia - 2 and 4-spored, 29.6-34 x 9-11.5 microns. Clavate.
Cheilocystidia - Narrowly fusiform with a neck to utriform. 33-40 x 10-12.6 microns.
Pleurocystidia - None seen.
Clamps - Seen in the gill trama.
Pileal Trama - Of parallel hyphae 6-12 microns wide.
Pileipellis at margin - A cutis of radially parallel hyphae 2 1/2 - 5 microns wide.
Subpellis - More bloated parallel hyphae at 7-21 microns wide.
Pileipellis at disc - Interwoven hyphae, some with extended ends.
Subpellis and pileal context at disc - More interwoven hyphae.
Stipitipellis - Of vertical hyphae 3-16 microns wide.
Clusters of basidiole like cells at apex - 15-25 x 10 microns.
Trama of stipitipellis - Bloated vertical hyphae 18-21 microns wide, clavate to fusiform. And septate.