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On a stump, yellowish with brown spore print


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OK; the color just doesn't look right for G. Autumnalis. The gills seem to have a slight hint of green, which is characteristic of H. fasciculare; but they could be some other eastern NA species that I'm not familiar with. It looks like we need to wait for Dave W to respond.

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I'll second on H. fasciculare even though the spore print doesn't match. Let's see what Dave says.

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Looks like Hypholoma to me. The prints for species in this genus are often described as "dark purplish brown". But the purplish component may be subtle. If a print is taken on a black background, the purple tinge may be a bit easier to detect. But for some species the print may simply be dark brown.

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