> A gregarious group of 15-17 fruiting bodies (one cluster of 5 fbs with overlapping caps!) growing in moss under pitch pines at the intersection of Coopers Rd and Norlemon Rd > The largest & oldest sporocarp had a cap of ~8 cm; younger mature sporocaps had ~5 cm caps > The beautifully-colored deep red-violet cuticle peeled >3/4, almost to the center > Gills white, crowded; some forking near the base and occasional forking elsewhere; lamellulae absent > Spore print white > Odor nil > Taste mild > Old 10% FeSO4 on stipe surface = negative > Old 1.7% Guaiac Tincture on stipe surface = bluish-green in 5-10 sec. > Keyed out to R. sericeonitens in Kibby/Fatto and Kibby's online key at Russula News