INDIANA MUSHROOMS
| Pluteus lutescens |
| The yellow stem of this mushroom is a distinctive characteristic. Pluteus lutescens grows on wood and produces a pink spore print. Pluteus romellii is a synonym. |
| The brown cells in this micrograph appear on the cap surface (pileipellis) of Pluteus lutescens. Spherical and sometimes pendulum shaped, they are described technically as sphaeropedunculate. Note small, round spores (5-6 microns wide). |
| See Pluteus lutescens at MushroomExpert.Com |
| See Pluteus romellii at Fungi of Iowa |