Bolbitius aleuriatus is a mushroom species, also known as Bolbitius reticulatus, known for its delicate, viscid, and striate cap that can be gray to purplish-gray. It has a fragile, white to yellowish stem and gills that turn from whitish to pinkish-brown or cinnamon-brown. The species is found growing on wood and is characterized by its smooth, brown spores with an apical pore. source
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