Identificaciones de corndog

Spores 11-14 X 4-5µm. n=3
Asci ~130 X 8 µm.
On Red Alder branch in creek, continually wet from splash.

Dark brown, convex cap,
Light brown, thick stipe,
Growing in sand in trail,
No UV/odor/KOH,
Mildly bitter at first bite,
Near dune grass

Found in wide open prairie with no trees around. Associated plants are Veronica rubra, Geum triflorum, and grasses. Odor like bread dough with faint fruity tones. Taste faintly fruity.

In a recently burned slash area

on spider. @corndog

On a fallen cottonwood

In riparian woodland of cottonwood, birch, maple. Sandy soils.

At the base of a cottonwood. Dark purplish-brown spores. Going with inat’s suggestion of Psathyrellaceae, I did get that impression when in the field but I have no solid basis for that.

We've had a lot of rain lately. Our yard has lots of moss and plenty of sun.

PICO