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Rosy Earthstar
A medium-sized earthstar whose fleshy outer layer splits into rays that are pale pinkish buff to pinkish, a color that gives it its name. It is frequently found around the base of old stumps, particularly oak. The pinkish coloration separates it from most other common earthstars.
Inedible; not used as food.
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