Tubaria furfuracea — Fringed Tubaria — Inocybaceae
Small mushroom. Convex cap, maturing to planar or somewhat depressed, smooth or fibrillose surface, hygrophanous. Cap color brown to reddish-brown, fading and sometimes whitish. Margin striate when moist. straw-yellow to yellowish-brown, with the margin splitting. Gills buff, aging to cinnamon-brown, attached to subdecurrent. Stalk as tall as cap diameter, equal or sometimes wider at base, color similar to cap, with fibrils, and sometimes dotted with white flecks. Veil fibrillose, leaving patches and flecks on cap. silky, whitish to pale yellow. Mycorrhizal.
Habitat: Scattered to gregarious, terrestrial or on debris, in disturbed sites and moist forests.
Scent: Fungal
Spores: Brown
Season: Autumn
Habitat: Scattered to gregarious, terrestrial or on debris, in disturbed sites and moist forests.
Scent: Fungal
Spores: Brown
Season: Autumn
Convex cap flattening with age
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Reddish-brown cap fades to golden or whitish
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Fresh caps reddish-brown
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Veil remnants
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