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Odd pale coloured lamellae, right to maturity, very thick membranous veils, dry cap and stipe.
herbarium collection made
photographers JHaska, TLebel

pale lilac, slightly sticky cap, dry stipe. Lamellae pale, becoming pale rusty tan. Cap colour pale lilac in field, darkening 3-4hrs later in lab; stipe context lilac-pink in cross section.

slightly viscid cap and dry stipe, purple tones to cap which also seems to have striate margin

UV-
KoH+ on cap only

Pic 3 with 365nm UV torch

Pic 2 with 365nm UV torch

Pics 2/6/7 with 365nm UV torch

Pics 3/5-10 with 365nm UV light
intensely fluorescent

with Eucalyptus obliqua in picnic area
Pic 2 with 365nm UV torch

Same species as:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/226922397
&
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/223697194

KoH-
UV-

Had an Inocybe smell
KoH-
UV-

KoH-
UV-

Strong and distinctive odour of boiled potatoes

Very viscid
Likely associating with Eucalyptus obliqua
Pic 4 with 365nm UV light

KoH-

Extremely viscid stipe
Glutinous cortina
Pic 3 with 365nm UV torch

Slimy all over when fresh
Young caps and gills very lilac (pic 4 & 10)
KoH-
Stipe stuffed and sometimes hollow, hollow at the bulbous

Or C. "Lilac and cream" of Gates and Ratkowsky. Three well separated FBs seen on ridge top amongst litter. E. amygdalina woodland on dolerite. Spores 8.5-9.5 x 4.5-5.5 microns, very finely warty.