Chroogomphus ochraceus/vinicolor?
Growing under mostly pines (in leaf litter) in a dense mixed forest in Gordon County, GA, US. December 17, 2019. Black spores present. Pictured are 3 different sizes/stages. The largest/oldest was around 11 cm in diameter. The apex of the stipe (of the older specimen) was "peely".
Cap: 2-12 cm wide; convex, occasionally with a central point; smooth; slimy when fresh and young, but often dry and shiny or silky when collected; color ranging from yellowish to orangish, reddish, purplish red, or reddish brown--usually darker with maturity.
Gills: Running down the stem; distant or nearly so; pale yellowish at first, becoming grayish cinnamon and finally blackish as the spores mature.
Stem: 3.5-18 cm long; up to 2.5 cm wide; tapering to base; yellowish to.. more
