Naming
Dermocybe californicaHabitat
Solitary to scattered to clustered in humus under tanbark oak and conifers (fir, spruce); not uncommon, fruiting from fall through early winterReferences:
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Cortinarius californicus
Cortinarius californicus
Can be recognized by a smooth, hygrophanous, burgundy-reddish, often umbonate cap, bright orange to reddish orange gills, and a bright purple KOH reaction on the tissue. As it ages, C. californicus loses its distinctive coloration, becoming dingy orange-brown overall.
