Observaciones de lukassmidtas

Ecology: Found growing alone on the ground along the side of a dirt trail; mycorrhizal with pines; area was lightly grassy

Measurements:
a. Total Height: 43 mm (4.3 cm)
b. Stipe Length: 30 mm (3 cm)
c. Stipe Width: 17 mm (1.7 cm)
d. Pileus Width: 65 mm (6.5 cm)

Pileus/Cap: centrally depressed; areolate with dark green plaque-like patches; center is completely green, with areolate marks extending to the margin; areolate marks fade from green to a yellow-grey when approaching the margin; margin smooth and striated; cap smooth; dry; surface can peel about 2/3 from the margin to the center

Hymenium/Gills: gills white; very minutely decurrently attached; gill pattern consists of long, thin, compact blades that are of even length

Stipe/Stalk: central to the pileus; white, white the very bottom of the base yellowish-brown; thick; solid; equal

Flesh: thin to medium thickness; white; no color change upon exposure

Lactation: No

Odor: Not Distinctive

Chemical Reactions: negative with KOH and Ammonia on pileus; FeSO4 also negative on flesh

Spore Print: yellowish-white

Microscopic Observations: amyloid; subglobose to globose; spiny; thin walled; dotted; 6.5 x 7.5 micrometers

Ecology: Found growing alone and scattered under oak trees; mycorrhizal; season – fall; South Georgia; rained the night prior to collection

Measurements:
a. Total Height: 60 mm (6 cm)
b. Stipe Length: 40 mm (4 cm)
c. Stipe Width: 6 mm (0.6 cm)
d. Pileus Width: 53 mm (5.3 cm)

Pileus/Cap: tan brown to pale brown in color; convex; smooth; slimy when wet; partial veil on the margin; slightly striated pattern
Hymenium: pored; vary in size; shallow; irregularly shaped; sinuate attachment; natural pale to golden yellow; does not stain when bruised

Stipe/Stalk: Granular-dotted; annulus is adhered to the stipe; no volva; granular dots are reddish toward the apex brownish purple toward the base; white background; solid interior; central

Flesh: pale yellow to white; does not stain blue upon exposure or when bruised; stains in KOH

Lactation: No

Odor: Not distinctive

Chemical Reactions: pileus stains greyish brown in KOH

Spore Print: Brown

Microscopic Observations: inamyloid; ellipsoidal to subfusoid; 8.75 x 2.5 micrometers

Ecology: Found growing alone or scattered on leaves; saprobic under conifers (pines); fall season, but warm spells; south Georgia

Measurements:
a. Total Height: 67 mm (6.7 cm)
b. Stipe Length: 65 mm (6.5 cm)
c. Stipe Width: 5 mm (0.5 cm)
d. Pileus Width: 40 mm (4 cm)

Pileus/Cap: conical shaped; greyish brown to tan; umbonate (brown center); striated; surface dry; color fading from dark center to light margin

Hymenium/Gills: white gills with a pinkish tint; grayish white to buff

Stipe/Stalk: hollow; pale grey to buff; striated; equal; fragile

Flesh: thin

Lactation: No

Chemical Reactions: stains grayish brown in KOH

Odor: mild to faint distinction

Spore Print: dark reddish brown to flesh-colored

Microscopic Observations: inamyloid; irregular shaped (angular); 10 x 7.5 micrometers; contains 1-2 guttules

Ecology/Habitat: Was growing solitary to gregarious on woody debris; saprobic with hardwoods and conifers; fall season; eastern North America
Pileus width: 44 mm (4.4 cm)
Height: 42 mm (4.2 cm)
Pileus/Cap: Brown-orange to orange to pale orange in color; convex to broadly convex; slightly depressed; dry; scaly/scurfy; margin striated with some bits of veil fragments.
Lamella/Gills: gills close; same color as the pileus; adnate to slightly decurrent.
Stalk/Stipe: same color are the pileus; equal all around; hollow; smooth; thin; 25-30 mm (2.5-3.0 cm) long; more or less central; annulus absent; white mycelium at the base.
Flesh: Thin and fragile
Spore Print: Rusty orange to ochre brown
Spores: 6.0-7.25 x 5.0-6.25 microns; smooth; elliptical; inamyloid; brown to dark orange in Meltzer's Iodine; minutely roughened; negative in KOH

Habitat: Found in grassy area (front lawn), with oak trees within a 50 foot radius; mycorrhizal with hardwoods; was growing alone
Pileus/Cap: Brown to brownish-orange; smooth; convex to moderately convex; thick flesh; dry
Pore surface: yellow (dirty); bruises blue; adnexed; exposed; tubes varies in both size and shape
Stalk/Stipe: yellow towards the apex; reddish-brown towards the base; tapered downward; no annulus or volva; central; fine reticulation towards the apex; bruises blue/black
Flesh: bruises and stains evenly into a very pale/light grayish-blue
Spore print: Dark olive to brown
KOH: brownish-orange on flesh
Spores: 5 ocular units (12.5 microns); smooth; thin-walled; ellipsoid to spindle-shaped to subfusoid; inamyloid; Golden in Meltzer’s Iodine