Clitopilus prunulus

: Clitopilus prunulus, the most common species of Clitopilus in northern California, can be recognized by the gray pileus, decurrent gills, farinaceous odor, and flesh-brown spore; its stature type is Clitocyboid. However, C. hobsonii is also abundant in our oak forests; it is pure white and with no stipe and its stature type is Pleurotoid.