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The sandy terrain of the Pine Barrens can cause a mushroom to not develop normally, especially if the mushroom is partially buried in the sand. So maybe this is just an atypical example of S. stobilaceus (aka. S. floccopus). But the Pine Barrens is known to get species of mushrooms that are not expected at the same latitude. So this could be a southern species of Strobilomyces that I'm not very familiar with. But it does look like a Strobilomyces, albeit old and weathered, possibly moldy.  

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