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A small yellowish-orange fungus with a sticky cap found usually in small troops on soil in cropped or short grassland.
Initially campanulate or convex, becoming flattened and broadly umbonate with age, yellow or lemon-yellow, extremely viscid, especially when young, striate margin.
Cap flesh is thin and yellow, stem flesh stuffed and yellow.
Adnate, broad and fairly distant, initially pale yellow, becoming lemon-yellow with age.
Slender, viscid, more or less equal, ring absent, concolorous with the cap.
Frequent from late Summer to Autumn.
Found growing in short or cropped grassland, usually in small trooping groups.
Similar to H. flavens.