Found in a mixed woods swamp growing in mud.
Cap smooth, subrimose, and with vail materiel on the margin.
Spores irregular and nodulose; avg 9.3um long.
Cheilo and pleurocystida present, some with horns or gelatinous elements.
Cap elements made of horizontal, septate hyphae.
Possibly on buried wood but the flush was widespread. Growing in sandy dunes with Pinus contorta and Sitka spruce in the area.
Cap umbonate, with darker center, brownish red with slight fibrils; gills free, orange becoming brownish, close, lamellae present, stipe staining brown, fibrils present, whitish overall, with larger base.
KOH red becoming black on cap surface; UV orange especially on gills; odor leather club chair and basketballs; taste slightly bitter, cap 2.5-3.8 cm x 3.5-5 cm tall.
Growing on dead leaf stems of dune grass.
Cap surface dry, convex at first becoming plane-convex with margin slightly incurled in older specimens, grey-blue with whitish margin, gills visible through cap with ruffled surface, bracket-like; gills widely spaced, attached, with scalloped gills underneath cap surface, occasionally branching into each other, whitish grey; rudimentary stipe visible with fuzz at base.
KOH brown becoming reddish; UV light purple in spots on surface of cap; odor mild; taste slightly sour; cap 2mm-1.5cm
Visually similar to Hygrocybe mucronella, however the cap lacks the red tones.
Growing in sandy dunes in grass thatch.
Cap hygrophaneous, viscid, convex at first becoming plane-convex with incurled margin, brownish at first with white ring towards edge developing in older specimens, darker towards the center; gills white, decurrent, close, lamellae present; stipe stuffed, slightly viscid, larger towards base with slightly tapering base, brownish towards the gills and becoming white near base.
KOH nonreactive; UV reactive (context yellow, stipe yellow); odor similar to almond extract; taste indistinct; caps 2.5cm to larger x height 4.5cm to larger (I collected samples that were smaller so the size is fairly insignificant)