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Maybe? Could also be A. flavivolvata. Cap 4.5 cm, lemon yellow, slightly darker on the disc, not striate, no volval patches. Gills free, white, crowded, few short gills, if any. Stipe 7 cm long, .5 cm wide, white, equal with slight curve. No annulus evident but found small possibly yellow bits on examination with hand lens. Bits of yellow volval remains showing at the stem base but frequent. No odor, taste mild. Under pine and oak predominating.

Found growing in small group in cypress and DF debris. Caps bell shaped to wavy uplifted with depressed disc. White with salmon pink patches of appressed fibrils. Gills grey-brown to dull brown in age with lighter frayed edges, I assume due to cystidia. Stipe white with salmon colored fibrils distally and solidly at base. Odor faintly spermatic. KOH turns salmon coloration pale yellow.

Found in mixed Sitka spruce coastal forest on decaying mushroom, most likely a Russula species. Cap starting out convex with inrolled margin and white. Soon becoming a mass of light brown powder. Gills absent. Stipe tapering to base, starting out white and darkening to brown.

Cantharellaceae (Moscow region, Krasnogorsk, Opalikhovskiy Forest Park, 18/08/2019)

Cantharellus citrina nom prov
Craterellus cinereus
Craterellus cornucopioides
Pseudocraterellus cf luteus
Pseudocraterellus undulatus