The cap margin, usually lighter in color (buff to light brown--roughly the same color as the spines) than the center, becomes rolled inward ("revolute") and often wavy in maturity.
It becomes rolled inward ("revolute") and often wavy in maturity. The cap margin is usually buff to light brown--roughly the same color as the spines and lighter in color than the center.
The cap margin is usually buff to light brown--roughly the same color as the spines and lighter in color than the center. It becomes rolled inward ("revolute") and often wavy in maturity.
The cap margin is usually buff to light brown--roughly the same color as the spines and lighter in color than the center. It becomes rolled inward ("revolute") and often wavy in maturity.