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). No observed reticulation on any of the others. The smaller mushrooms are pictured. Group A mushrooms are small (dime to quarter size), with yellow stems and pores, and red to bright red caps. Group B, the two largest have cinnamon brown to brick red caps, yellow pores, and one exhibits reticulation. Side Note: as with many mushrooms I examined (some badly decayed) worms of some sort were inside feasting on the flesh of some of the mushrooms.