Entolomatacea

Alboleptonia/Clitopilus/Entoloma/Leptonia/Nolanea/Trichopilus

    Alboleptonia sericella v. lutescens (= Entoloma sericellum) (California) 
Spores: 8.3-11x7.3-8.5µ    Cheilocystidia:
Gill edge -- scattered cystidia:

   Clitopilus prunulus (California, coastal forests) 

    Entoloma bloxamii    (California, coastal forests) 

    Entoloma ferruginans    (California)  Particularly common under Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia). Odor: nitrous

    Entoloma lividoalbum   (California)  Particularly common under Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia).
Spores:      Odor: farinaceous

    Entoloma aff. prunuloides (California, Sierra Nevada) This is a common, but  apparently undescribed species from Sierra Nevada. Strong affinity to E. prunuloides from Europe, which has a markedly different habitat though.

    Entoloma speculum (California, coastal forests)
Spores:

    Leptonia approximata (California coastal forest) [In Depth]

Nolanea hirtipes (Worldwide distribution)             [more]

     Nolanea holoconiota (Sierra Nevada, Spring) Extremely abundant during Spring time in Sierra Nevada and the foothills.
    The (sub) capitate caulocystidia is one of the defining marks of this common Entolomatoid species...

Nolanea proxima                                              [more]

    Nolanea pseudostrictia

    Nolanea sericea                     *id with the help of D. Largent

    Trichopilus jubatus    (Sierra Nevada)