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Species Information
Summary:
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Fruiting body: 2-5cm high, 0.1-0.5cm wide, cylindric, acute then fusiform and blunt, simple [unbranched] or "sometimes flattened and shortly bifurcate or dentate (as a cockscomb)"; bright rose-pink, clear pink, or reddish pink, discoloring yellowish at the top, (Corner), up to 6cm tall and 0.5cm wide, unbranched, fragile; rose-pink, (Barron), 2-5cm high, 0.1-0.5cm wide, simple, brittle; bright rose pink, (Phillips), circular in cross-section at first, then +/- flattened, tips pointed at first, then rounded or blunt, (Buczacki)
Flesh: brittle; "paler concolorous or white and deep rose beneath the hymenium", (Corner)
Stem: short, fairly distinct; pallid, (Corner), absent or vestigial (Buczacki)
on the ground among grass and in the woods (Corner), on the ground, often beside woodland paths (Barron), single or in small groups, in woods or amongst grass, fall, (Phillips), summer to fall (Buczacki)
