Details
Scientific name:
Galerina pseudocerina A.H. Sm. & Singer 1958
Synonyms:
Species Fungorum 23.07.2013:
Habit of Growth:
Saprotroph
Protection:
Mushroom is not protected
Detailed description
Cap: 0,5-1,8 cm, across, first hemispherical, later convex, sometimes with a small umbo, rarely conical, smooth, dull, hygrophanous, deep red brown and not or only faintly striate if wet, if dry cream yellow, margin is even and acute.
Hymenophore: lamellae are first cream ocher, later reddish ocher, broad, noched na broadly atached as well as little strongly decurrent, edges are white flocculose.
Spore print: red brown
Spore: amygdaliform, strong verrucose, 10,9-14,6 x 6,9-8,9 μm
Stem: 1,5-3,5 x 0,1-0,2 cm, cylindric, sometimse with a little enlarged base, solid, elastic, dark red brown, later paler, covered with distant white fibrils over the entire length, white powedred on the apex and white tomentose on the base.
Flesh: brown to creamy, thin, odor is herbaceous, taste is bitter.
Habitat: gregarious, more rarely solitary, near subalpine and alpine bush of dwarf willows like net leaved willow or halberd willow, among mosses anf grasses, grows in summer.
Edibility: inedible