Yellow Pluteus
Pluteus admirabilis (Peck) Peck
Yellow Pluteus: https://marylandbiodiversity.com/species/12437
Synonyms
Pluteus chrysophlebius 
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17 Records

Status

Found solitary or in groups on decaying hardwoods.

Description

Cap: Small (maximum 1.1"), bright yellow, moist when fresh, broadly convex or bell-shaped with low umbo in age, margin translucent/striate. Gills: Whitish, then yellowish, close. Stalk: Yellow, moist, smooth (J. Solem, pers. comm.).

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Source: Wikipedia

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