Spore print is purplish black. In my experience, Leratiomyces ceres can also be confused with H. sublateritium . Mycobank. Look-alikes. This latest spore print looks more like what I'd expect from a species of Leratiomyces. Public Description (Default) Species Lists SPECIES LIST: Map Hide thumbnail map. Found in various natural habitats, but it is also very common on woodchip mulch in suburban gardens, often in large numbers. Gills: pale olivaceous yellow, quickly darkening as the spores mature. More like this. Spores: ellipsoid; 11 – 13 × 6 – 7.5 µm. It has an orange-red slimy cap with white velar remnants along the edge. You can get a lot of good info from a scope that magnifies to 400x. Focus stack based on 125 images, assembled in Zerene Stacker (Dmap & Pmax), treated in GIMP and Lightroom, not cropped. Mottled, dark staining gills, orange-yellow staining stipe/stem. Initially white, the stem matures with orange or brown colouration. All I am coming across is Leratiomyces and similar. Is the main difference between the two - the bruising colour, the spore print colour, and the fact that P. Subs should have a more brown coloured cap, whilst L. Ceres has an Orangy/Red cap? Pleurocystidia: fusoid, ventricose, with dark contents which turn yellow in … Also I was wondering, are P.Subs the most common (only) active mushrooms in this area? Leratiomyces ceres, commonly known as the Redlead Roundhead, is mushroom which has a bright red to orange cap and dark purple-brown spore deposit.It is usually found growing gregariously on wood chips and is one of the most common and most distinctive mushrooms found in that habitat. MyCoPortal. Previously known as Stropharia aurantiaca or Hypholoma aurantiaca. Unlike the greenish spore print of the poisonous Chlorophyllum molybdites, ... Leratiomyces ceres (Strophariaceae) Leratiomyces ceres (syn. Spore print of shaggy parasol mushroom (Lepiota rhacodes). Leratiomyces ceres. WARNING: Mushrooms here are probably identified incorrectly. ... Spore print: purplish black. Bitter taste. Return To Wayne's Word Fungus Page. Never eat mushrooms unless you have purchased them. 1/7/2018. Over 100 fruiting bodies in regularly irrigated, two month old, mixed mulch at Elizabeth Way, Tustin, Orange County. CA. Basidia: clavate, 30 – 40 × 8 – 14 μm, four spored. Related taxa. Whitish to yellowish mycelial threads often appear at the base. Spore print: dark purplish brown. Leratiomyces ceres - Oranjerode stropharia. Family: Strophariaceae . Stropharia aurantiaca) growing on wood chips. Spore print grayishh/black. Redlead Roundhead . Leratiomyces ceres is an attractive small reddish-brown mushroom common in Bay Area parks but rare in natural woodlands. Looks like you've got at least two different species growing in those wood chips. L. ceres has red and orange shades on its cap, grows exclusively in wood mulch, and usually does not grow in dense clusters. 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