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Cracked Hydnum
A Pacific Northwest tooth fungus with a brown, violet-tinted cap that becomes scaly and cracked with age, and brownish-pink spines running down the stem. It grows in groups under pines and in conifer forests. Wikipedia still lists it in Sarcodon.
Edibility unknown; not recommended. No source checked reports it as eaten.
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