| Hohenbuehelia petaloides |
| This prime example of Hohenbuehelia petaloides was growing alone in an unkept lawn that had an accumalation of leaves and woody debris mixed with the thatch layer. Folds around itself and creates a funnel-like slot, similar to a shoehorn. Crowded gills run completely down the stem. Spore print white. |
| This close-up image shows the rarely noted finely serrated gills Hohenbuehelia petaloides exhibits. |
| A small specimen showing the peculiar growth habit of this cool mushroom. Hohenbuehelia petaloides often grows in clusters and seems to like urban areas. |
| Thick walled cystidia are abundant on the gills; lanceolate to fusoid, measuring 35–100 x 7.5–20 microns. |
| A single pleurocystidium with apical encrustations. |
