Not looking for an ID but found in central BC
More information (if someone does want to take a crack)
- growing on conifer stump
- stipe length about 40-50mm (went pretty far into a crack in the stump), width about 4mm
- cap width about 25-35mm
- gills emarginate, distant, cinnamon beige
- KOH negative
- Spores, idk I couldnt get a good shot of them. Hyaline, ellipsoidal
I’m assuming brown spores by cinnamon beige gills so my top suspect is:
Genus
Tubaria
Gills were more beige than cinnamon and spores were transparent under the scope. I wish I’d done a spore print but they shriveled up before I got home.
The shadow on the gills looks brown to me.
Also the general look of the gills (subdistant, beige slightly decurrent), combined with it being highly hygrophanous (based on the two-toned appearance cap photo and how you mentioned that it shriveled up really fast) makes me more confident in my suspect.
I’m curious what you’re suspects are.
I’m asking for an ID cause these are really pretty.
Those are cool, do you know the species? I
Not sure what they are, pretty sure I grabbed a couple so I could look at them later.
Oooh those are lovely. (Do not eat them)
No plans to eat
