Bland taste, odorless
Quercus agrifolia leaf litter
On decorticated Quercus agrifolia burl. Mango/tropical fruit odor that faded to more typical polypore odor.
Ceanothus, toyon, chamise, wet soil on trailcut. Broadly attached, broadly spaced gills, without a lot of curvature. No UVF no odor.
Wet trailcut soil with Ceanothus, toyon, chamise. Felty grey fibrous cap with depress in center, deeply decurrent gills. Similar to https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/198874667 collected earlier in the same month at the same location, which was much larger and more upright, unclear if the same.
Small, abundant in the area, trailside in compact soil. Hygrophanous but no pink tones seen in any fresh fruit bodies. Caps not exceeding ~7mm diameter
Growing at the base of Artemisia californica. Neither fruit body forming a distinct shelf, pores larger than my P. arctostaphyli collections. Going with P. artemisiae for now, which is known from Artemesia tridentata.