This was another mushroom found at SFU in another area with tree coverage. It has a parabolic cap shape with a striate cap margin. It looks like it has a sericeous cap surface. It doesn’t seem to have any partial veil features. For the gills, it has a free gill attachment with a narrow breadth, a close gill spacing, and even edges. The stem is thin, smooth and equal with a central location. This mushroom looks like a type of mycena species.
