Pholiota cf. decorata — Strophariaceae
Small to large mushroom. Convex cap maturing to nearly planar or umbonate, viscid or slimy, dark brown fading to fawn color with pallid margin, with concentric rows of veil remnants that become patchy. Gills attached, close, somewhat broad, white to yellowish and aging to dingy gray. Tall stalk, equal, sometimes enlarged at base, yellowish above, with scales over dark lower portion. Fibrillose veil forming slight ring on stalk. Saprophytic.
Habitat: Solitary, scattered, or groups on humus and woody debris, fallen branches.
Scent: Not distinctive or mildly fragrant
Spores: Ochraceous
Season: Autumn
Habitat: Solitary, scattered, or groups on humus and woody debris, fallen branches.
Scent: Not distinctive or mildly fragrant
Spores: Ochraceous
Season: Autumn
Viscid cap
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Attached gills, white, aging to gray
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