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Helvella lactea
It was approximately 6 cm tall, creamy white, the cap was attached to the stem, the stem was ridged, and the undersurface of the cap was smooth.
Habitat: I spotted this mushroom growing alone on a steep incline in a mostly coniferous forest (hemlock, pine, ash, maple).
*Note: I think this is Helvella lactea because the underside of the cap was smooth. However, H. lactea is not common and this mushroom could be Helvella crispa.
Spotted on Sep 29, 2018
Submitted on Oct 1, 2018
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