Growing in mid elevation mixed conifer forest. Pileus pink to pale yellowish white, broadly campanulate. Lamellae peachy pink, fading to white. Stipe smooth, pinkish at apex, fading to greyish brown at the base, with greyish basal tomentum.

Hypholoma elongatum
Caps - 3/4 - 2 cm wide, convex with barely lobed margins. Margins faintly striate when moist. Disc
caramel becomong paler ochre at margins. Glabrous, lubricous, and hygrophanous, fading when
drying to orange-buff.
Gills - Adnate to adnexed, crowded at first, subdistant in age. Pale mustard color. Edges entire.
Stipe - 5 - 5 1/2 cm long and 2 mm thick. Smooth, wiry, often curved. Hollow, sheeny, equal. Pale
straw color at apex becoming a pallid brick color and then dark tawny at base. Extreme base
dark brown.
Odor - Peculiar.
Taste - Mild.
Spore deposit - Unobtainable.
Habitat - Gregarious in duff under hemlock at the Stimpson Reserve on Oct. 14, 2021.

Conocybe sp. Col. #1020
Caps - 3/4 - 3 1/2 cm wide, plano-convex with finely striate margins at first. Glabrous, lubricous,
slippery when moist. Ochre fading hygrophanously from disc first to a pale straw color.
Veil - Buff appendiculate velar material hanging from margins.
Gills - Adnate, subventricose in age. Pale yellowish straw color becoming more ochre in age. Also
more distant in age. Edges entire. Dried gills are rusty.
Stipe - 2 1/2 - 5 1/2 cm long and 2-3 mm thick. Silvery white and often curved. Hollow. Equal until
expanding slightly at base.
Odor - Peculiar.
Taste - Slightly metallic.
Spores - Unobtainable.
Habitat - Gregarious in leaf litter near hardwoods. Stimpson Reserve on Sept. 24, 2021.
Spores - Ellipsoid, thick-walled (dark brown in KOH), 9-11 (11.7) x 4.2-5.4 (6.2) microns. Q = 2.00.
No germ pore.
Basidia - Clavate, 4-spored, 19-28 x 7.2-9 microns.
Cheilocystidia - Fusiform with long necks or vesiculose with short necks.
Gill Trama - Of parallel hyphae 3.7-12 microns wide.
Pileipellis - A pallisadoderm, apices a bit squared off or sphaeropedunculate at 12-15 microns wide. Pedicellate.
Pileal Trama - Of parallel hyphae 5-10 microns wide.
Clamps - On the caulocystidia.
Stipitipellis - Of vertical hyphae 4-9 microns wide.
Caulocystidia - Of branched, knobbed, and contorted hyphae 7-14 microns wide. Multi septate. A few
with clavate apices.
Comment: Close to Conocybe appendiculata, but that species has subcapitate cheilos and spores 6.5-8.5 x 4-5 microns.

Ramaria concolor form concolor - Photo F-213

Frb. – 12 cm tall by 9 cm wide.
Branches – Dull ochre bruising vinaceous. More or less vertically oriented and tightly packed. Some
white tomentum at base. Very stringy.
Tips – Ochre to mostly vinaceous.
Odor – Strongly funky-musty.
Taste – Astringent.
Spores – Ochre. Ellipsoid, warty. 8-10.2 x 4-5 microns.
Basidia - 4-spored, slenderly clavate, 40-41 x 6-7 microns.
Clamps - Present.
Habitat – Colonies under conifers in moss at Stimpson Reserve on September 9, 2014.

GES9

Growing from Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria heterophylla) wood.

KOH reddish-brown; UV reactive (gills orange); odor indistinct; taste mildly bitter; cap 4 cm; height 4 cm.

Notes: Cap with patches of depressed fibrils. Gills with darker spots. Whitish ring of color on stipe near cap.

Growing on mixed conifer leaf litter in riparian forest. Pileus light tan, ornamented in cinamon-brown dusty looking scales, colored like a snickerdoodle; often dimpled in the center and irregularly wavy at margins in typical omphalinoid fashion. Gills wavy, some shallowly crossveined, deeply decurrent. Stipe whitish at apex, fading to pinkish brown at the base.