pileus is smooth, continuous, somewhat viscid, margin incurved.
When the former, it is of the same consistency as the pileus.
pileus fleshy, convex, glabrous, grayish-red or chestnut-color.
The pileus is six to ten lines broad and the stem is about one inch long.
pileus: In shape like above, varying in color from bright red to dull, subdued purplish, with a distinct bloom.
The stem is cartilaginous and continuous with the pileus, but of a different texture.
The pileus is wood brown to fawn, clay color or isabelline color.
The pileus is fleshy, convex, then expanded, and at length depressed.
In this genus the cap or pileus may be attached to the host by a central stem, or at one side, but most frequently upon its back.
The stem is central, its substance continuous with the flesh of the pileus.