INDIANA MUSHROOMS
| Pluteus petasatus |
| This grouping was found in June under the mid-day sun. Growing where a tree stump was removed. Often found growing from wood chips or from roots in lawns where trees have been cut down, making them appear terrestrial. |
| The "horned" cystidia of Pluteus petasatus. Spores 5–8 x 3.5–6 microns. |
| See Pluteus petasatus at MushroomExpert.Com |