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Pileus centrally stipitate
Stipe cartilaginous
Gills not autolyzing
Gills decurrent
Pileus dark brown, pulverulent; stipe 4 mm thick
T. coniophora
Gills adnate or adnexed
Margin straight and appressed
Stipe 7-20 mm long
Pileus 3 mm, tawny to russet; stipe 23 mm
G. 5106
Pileus 5 mm
Epixylous
Terrestrial on glay banks
Pileus 6 mm
Pileus 7 mm
antimony yellow margin rusetantly lomentree stipe concolor
G. 5350
cinnamon buff velvety Tomontozz stipe concolor at K
G. 5349
Pileus 10 mm; gills distant
G. distantifolia
Pileus 12 mm; gills close; mummybrown with echinate
G. 5516
Pileus 10-15 cm gills subdistant, antimony yellow, warm buff with ochraceous tawny stripe 9 Aug 7
Stipe 2.5-3 cm
Pileus cylindric
Pileus subconic or campanulate
Pileus becoming depressed with margin reflexed
G. reflexa
Stipe 8-12 cm
Pileus 1-2 cm, margin striatulate
Surface smooth
Surface subsquamulose
Pileus 2-6 cm
Margin striatulate
Margin not stiatulate
G. tenera
G. flocculente Fr.?
Margin incurved (see also N. arenicola) Naucoria
Pileus white or whitish
Pileus convex 1 cm broad
N. tepeitensis
Surface glabrous
Pileus convex, 1 cm broad
N. tepeitensis
Pileus umbonate, 2.5 cm broad
N. jalapensis
Surface papulose; pileus 2.5-5 cm broad
N. papularia
Pileus dull olivaceous, 1 cm broad
N. subolivacea
Pileus testaceous with bay umbo, 7 mm broad
N. pellucida
Pileus vinosus, 6-8 mm
N. oinoides
Pileus ochraceous, isabelline or fulvous, sometimes
differently colored on disc
Pileus 0.7-1.5 cm broad
Surface glabrous, fulvous
N. hepaticola 5162.
Surface innate fibrillose, isabelline
Gills pale ochraceous
N. cyathicola
Gills bay-fulvous at maturity
N. corticola
Surface hispid-squamulose, fulvous
N. mexicana
N. 5010