Golden Granular Pluteus
Pluteus aurantiorugosus (Trog) P. A. Saccardo
Golden Granular Pluteus: https://marylandbiodiversity.com/species/15299
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Status

Found solitary or groups on decaying hardwood.

Description

Cap: Brilliant orange-red, intense red over disc; smooth, slightly sticky when moist; prominent umbo when young, broadly convex when mature; margin incurved when young, fine splits in age; flesh light yellow. Gills: Whitish, finally becoming pale pink; crowded. Stalk: White/pale yellow, sometimes with orange-red toward base; striations running length of stalk.

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4 Records

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