Full name: Hebeloma queletii Schulzer [as“Quéletii”] (1885)
Published: Hedwigia 24-25: 134 (1885)
Taxonomic status: This is a Hebeloma but we have not been able to unambiguously determine the species.
Types: Material not found in W. Described from Slavonia, near Kunjevce and Crkvenac, in forest.

Homotypic synonyms: Derminus quéletii (Schulzer) Henn. (1898).

Original diagnosis: Pileo carnosulo, margine tenui, ex umbonato-campanulato convexo, 2-4 cm et ultra lato, ex albo sericeo, tandem rufo fusco, laevissimo, jove pluvio subviscido, pellicula separabili; lamellis antice rotundatis, postice subsinuato-adnexis, usque 9 mm latis, e subconferto et albido subdistantibus et dilute-cinnamomeis; stipite cylindrico, saepe basin laterale-curvato, ontiguo, e farcto cavo sed non vere tubuloso, albo a basi fuscidulo, subsericeo, vertice subfarinoso, variabili, 2-6 mm crasso, 2.5-5.5 cm et ultra longo. Caro albida; odor singularis, nec ingratus; sapor dulcis, bonus. Sporae sordide ferrugineae, ellipsoideae, subovatae, inaequilateralibus, 0,01-0,012 mm longae, 0,005 – 0,006 mm crassae. Post diuturnas pluvias exeunte Octobri numerose-gregatim in silvis.

English translation: Pileus fleshy, with thin margin, umbonate-campanulate then convex, 2–4 cm broad and more, white, silky, finally dark reddish brown, very smooth, viscid after rain with separable cuticle. Lamellae rounded in front, adnate-subsinuate at the back, up to 9 mm broad, subcrowded and white at first, then subdistant and diluted cinnamon; stipe cylindrical, often with laterally curved base, continuous with pileus, stuffed then hollow but not really tubular, white with brown base, somewhat silky, with subfurfuraceus apex, variably 2–6 mm thick, 2.5–5.5 cm and more long. Context white with peculiar, not unpleasant odour; taste mild, good. Spores sordid rusty brown, ellipsoid, subovoid, inequilateral, 10–12 μm long, 5–6 μm wide. Appearing abundantly in groups, after prolonged rain in October in forest.

Commentary: Particularly given the description of the odour, it is tempting to consider that this might be from Hebeloma sect. Scabrispora; Lange (1938a) considered this to be synonymous with Hebeloma sacchariolens Quél. We believe it is not possible from the protologue to say what species it is, but it is most likely a species of Hebeloma.

Full name: Derminus quéletii (Schulzer) Henn. (1898).
Published: Hymenomycetineae: 243 (1898)
Taxonomic status: This is a Hebeloma but we have not been able to unambiguously determine the species.
Types: Material not found in W. Described from Slavonia, near Kunjevce and Crkvenac, in forest.

Homotypic synonym of: Hebeloma queletii Schulzer [as“Quéletii”] (1885)

Commentary: See Hebeloma queletii Schulzer.