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Chrysomphalina strombodes
Cap. Cream to pale tan, sheen not apparent in the field but visible in images; flexible and rubbery, 2.25 inches diameter; flat, becoming depressed with age; flesh, white. Gills, cream, running down the stem. Stem, gray; ca.3 inches long; 3/16 inches diameter; smooth. Spore print, pale tan.
Growing alone and in clusters in gully in predominantly pine forest. Association with roots not apparent, but possible.
Formerly Gerronema strombodes and Omphalina strombodes.
Spotted on Jul 14, 2016
Submitted on Jul 17, 2016
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