Visually quite similar to Hypomyces lateritius. Dried specimen has similar but less strong aroma than nearby specimens of Lactarius camphoratus when dried.

087 Hypomyces camphorati Peck (1906)
MB #211976
COLLECTION: East Brook Farm, Walton, NY (TC - Tsuga Creek)
ECOLOGY: Parasitic on Lactarius camphoratus. Found under Pinus.
DESCRIPTION: Subiculum white turning yellow, completely covering hymenium of host. Pileus deformed, irregular, more umbellate than host species, pinkish brown. Stipe lighter than cap with irregular darker zone where Hypomyces subiculum meets. Stipe shorter and wider than on non-parasitized L. camphoratus.
COMMENTS: Rogerson & Samuels (1994) treat H. camphorati as a synonym for H. lateritius, however they acknowledge that Hypomyces on L. camphoratus display “a yellowish subiculum and slightly larger ascospores.” Genetic analysis is required in order to determine accurate speciation.