Cedarwood Waxcap

Cedarwood Waxcap - Cuphophyllus russocoriaceus

Alternative names
Hygrocybe russocoriacea
Description

A small ivory, creamy or yellowish-white waxcap, with a slightly greasy cap and decurrent gills.  Very similar to snowy waxcap and not possible to identify from appearance or a photo.  However it has a strong scent of cedar oil, like some wooden pencils, or Russian leather. 

Similar Species

Snowy Waxcap has an indistinct scent

Identification difficulty

smell

ID checklist (your specimen should have all of these features)

check for the scent of cedar

Recording advice

Your notes must include information about scent; it cannot be verified unless this information is provided.

Habitat

Closely cropped or mown grasslands

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