This was found in the extremely damp, plant material covered ground at Burn’s Bog. It is a false branched mushroom. It had a revolute cap shape, with a lightly striated cap margin, and an uneven cap surface. Its hard to identify if it had a partial veil but it may have a fribillose partial veil and annular zone. Its gills are long decurrent, ventricose, averagely thick, crowded with eroded edges. The stem seems eccentric, equally shaped, and longitudinally striated. It is hard to identify whether it had a bulb or volva. This appears to be a false chanterelle possibly a species of Hygrophoropsis.
