Found growing on the outer bark at the base of a Eucalyptus

Only 1 nucleotide difference from "Flammulaster carpophilus" from the UK EDIT: Sequence mislabeled https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nucleotide/MZ159616.1

Trace file located at

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lwHpHkPhtuPwf3iN7RWhG4WCXXidbNKb?usp=sharing

Small tan fungi growing on decaying leaves/grass trailside,
Pruinose stipe,
Marginal appendiculae,
Hairy cap,
Growing under silk tassel bush,
Near salyx/wax myrtle/alder/sedge/ polybody fern/blackberry,
No UV/KOH,
Mild cleaner odor/taste

FDS-CA-00706
Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, Pinehurst Staging Area- EBRPD. Baccharis pilularis, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Frangula californica, Umbellularia californica and Quercus agrifolia dominated CA chaparral and woodlands
Growing in leaf litter and moss under Eriogonum fasciculatum
Cap and stipe beige to peach in color covered in finely flocculate hairs. Lamellae widely spaced, broadly to narrowly attached, beige
Smell instistinct

FDS-CA-00706
Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, Pinehurst Staging Area- EBRPD. Baccharis pilularis, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Frangula californica, Umbellularia californica and Quercus agrifolia dominated CA chaparral and woodlands
Growing in leaf litter and moss under Eriogonum fasciculatum
Cap and stipe beige to peach in color covered in finely flocculate hairs. Lamellae widely spaced, broadly to narrowly attached, beige
Smell instistinct

FDS-CA-00713
Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, Pinehurst Staging Area- EBRPD. Baccharis pilularis, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Frangula californica, Umbellularia californica and Quercus agrifolia dominated CA chaparral and woodlands
Growing directly from Pseudotaxiphyllum moss on the base of Umbellularia californica
Benign looking white to brown mushroom with widely spaced beige lamellae and a darker brown thin stipe studded with very fine hairs, disappearing in age. Cap hygrophanous

Smell indistinct

FDS-CA-00736
In Pinus radiata and Quercus agrifolia dominated coastal mixed hardwood/conifer forest
Growing on Bolete (most likely Xerocomellus sp., host photos in post) in grassy area near large Quercus agrifolia
Smell fishy
Fluoresces bright yellow

FDS-CA-00732
In Pinus radiata and Quercus agrifolia dominated coastal mixed hardwood/conifer forest
Growing in deep duff of Quercus agrifolia
Pileus slimy when wet, variable in color ranging from pink to yellow to cream to white and mottled with all colors. Lamellae white, crowded when young, turning a dingy yellow in age. Stipe club shaped, white, interior solid
Taste mild
Smell Instistinct
KOH indistinct
Stope and lamellae fluoresce bright yellow/orange and pileus white

FDS-CA-00746
Mixed hardwood/conifer coastal forest near the south fork of the Gualala River
Growing in duff-covered soil on the side of the road
White to yellow parasitic fungi on Trichoglossum
Smell a little like seafood
Fluoresces orange/pink

FDS-CA-00746
Mixed hardwood/conifer coastal forest near the south fork of the Gualala River
Growing in duff-covered soil on the side of the road
White to yellow parasitic fungi on Trichoglossum
Smell a little like seafood
Fluoresces orange/pink

FDS-CA-00746
Mixed hardwood/conifer coastal forest near the south fork of the Gualala River
Growing in duff-covered soil on the side of the road
White to yellow parasitic fungi on Trichoglossum
Smell a little like seafood
Fluoresces orange/pink

FDS-CA-00737
In Pinus radiata and Quercus agrifolia dominated coastal mixed hardwood/conifer forest
Growing in thick pine duff under Pinus radiata
Pinkish-purple viscid pileus, white equal stipe with broadly attached lamellae, white and crowded when young becoming cream to yellowish and more broadly spaced in age. Solid internal stipe
Smell indistinct

Taste mild
Bright red KOH on pileus
Stipe and lamellae fluorescing bright yellow, pileus bright blue

BDC-0102-23

Growing in Pyrrhobryum sp. underneath Dicranopteris. Ohia dominant forest.

KOH red on cap surface; UV reactive (especially cap surface); odor indistinct; taste indistinct; cap 1-1.5 cm; height 14 mm.

Notes: Base with white fuzz, rhizomorphic strands attached to the moss. Cap with brown striations. Light blue stipes. Growing in P. spiniforme most likely.

In mixed hardwood/conifer coastal forest: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Sequoia sempervirens, Notholithocarpus densiflorus, with Vaccinium ovatum and Gaultheria shallon dominant understory
Growing next to road in disturbed soils on edge of forest near Iris douglasiana
White to beige, smooth pileus with some remnant partial veil tissue on margin, slightly umbonate. White fibrous stipe. Pileus white to cream colored when young, tuning light brown to orange/brown in age.
Smell indistinct
Taste mild
No KOH
Bright green/yellow fluorescence on all parts. Specifically yellow on base of stipe

In mixed hardwood/conifer coastal forest: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Sequoia sempervirens, Notholithocarpus densiflorus, with Vaccinium ovatum and Gaultheria shallon dominant understory
Growing in sandy soils in Sequoia sempervirens duff, Vaccinium ovatum and Myrica californica near pullout on side of logging road
Dark blue/grey pileus, unrolled when young and cracking in age. Fibrous lighter blue stipe. White/blueish lamellae. Larger mushroom partially secotioid
No KOH
Smell a little fishy
Taste farinaceous

In mixed hardwood/conifer coastal forest: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Sequoia sempervirens, Notholithocarpus densiflorus, with Vaccinium ovatum and Polystichum munitum dominant understory
Growing from mossy, duff covered soil
Small, white to off white branching coral. Branching abruptly at tips. Pointed tips. Very fragile
Smell indistinct
Taste farinaceous

Bright blue/green UV rxn especially on branches and tips

FDS-CA-00741
In Pinus radiata and Quercus agrifolia dominated coastal mixed hardwood/conifer forest
Growing on edge of Pinus radiata wood chip pile
Pileus flat to depressed, velutinous, brown with faint concentric rings. Lamellae bright orange, crowded and ruffled in come specimens. Flesh very soft and delicate

Smell slightly funky, off-putting, like sewage
Taste indistinct
Bleaching KOH on cap