- to
lubricous when moist" (G. oregonensis), to "shining,
lubricous to
subviscid (particles of dirt
adhere to surface) or
merely moist, with a
fatty appearance...
- thin pale
yellowish to pale
tannish warts; it is
otherwise smooth and
subviscid, and the
margin becomes slightly to
moderately striate in age. The flesh...
-
Natural Sciences" in 2011. The cap is convex, and its
surface is dry to
subviscid, and "minutely velvety". Its
color is
ferrugineous brown.
Easily peeled...
- plano-convex to convex,
depressed in the center,
slightly tacky to dull to
subviscid to subvelvety, with an
incurved or downcurved, rimose, and nonstriate...
