One for ID please

[BROCSMAN]

Found yesterday in grass at the side of a path alongside mixed woodland. The largest was about 7/8 cm across, and chunky. The one I brought home was immature, and I've failed to get a spore print. It has darkened considerably overnight.

It was very viscid, and it has a tough gelatinous cap cuticle.

[Andy Overall]

Originally Posted by BROCSMAN

Found yesterday in grass at the side of a path alongside mixed woodland. The largest was about 7/8 cm across, and chunky. The one I brought home was immature, and I've failed to get a spore print. It has darkened considerably overnight.

It was very viscid, and it has a tough gelatinous cap cuticle.

This is either Russula foetens or R. subfoetens if with Pine nearby the former, if Oak then the latter.

Andy

[BROCSMAN]

Thanks Andy. I thought it might be a Russula, but I've never come across the gelatinous cuticle before. Both oak and pine present, so can't be certain which it is.