
Slippery Jill
aaaahhh - my local guide refers to this as Sullius acidus (subolivaceous)... my other local guide doesn't include Sullius acidus and most of the other sources I look at treat them as two separate species... I am now very confused...
I am going with the idea that subolivaceous is it's own species.

Pileus 6.5-12 cm broad at maturity, convex when young, becoming plano-convex to plane to subumbonate at maturity; surface viscid, conspicuously appressed fibrillose, sometimes fibrillose-scaly on the margin, usually appearing glabrous and smooth on the disc; color brown ("cinnamon-brown" to "Verona brown") on the disc, fading to tan or light brown ("warm buff" to "buckthorn brown") toward the margin; margin decurved, becoming plane to uplifted, often lacerate with age. Context 1-2 cm thick, whitish.. more
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