pileus_surface_tomentose
tomentose
whitish, yellowish-white, cream yellow, with or without melon shades, yellowish, pale grayish-yellow or pale yellowish-brown, darker with age, covered with brown, yellowish-brown, brown-orange, dark orange or reddish-brown fibrils, then to the naked eye the pileus appearing rusty, reddish-brown, orange, orange-brown, pale orange, brown, yellowish brown or brownish pale or dark brownish-orange in elements, with glabrescent surface, most part of the disk whitish, white-grayish or pale grayish-yellow, being on or near the rear portion pale brown, pigmented by the relative abundance of fibrils, the fibrils vary in size and density on overall surface, then when young more often fibrillose-scaly or almost as a continuous pigmented layer toward the rear portion, becoming tomentose-fibrillose, scattered fibrillose, densely fibrillose, appressedly fibrillose-scaly, minutely scaly or squamulose, occasionally semiglabrous, dry, rarely hygrophanous
Agaricus crocophyllus
Crepidotus crocophyllus