Pale Brittlestem
From the latest record: 2023-07-30.
Gills are initially pale but become purplish-brown to almost black as the spores mature. They are crowded and often have a slightly jagged edge.
conic to convex or flat, often with a slightly upturned, ragged edge when mature. It's thin-fleshed, hygrophanous, and can be pale brown when moist, drying to a lighter color, almost straw-yellow or pale grayish.
adnate to adnexed.
Slender, pale at the top, becoming brownish towards the base, with a annulus which can be lost in age.
Spore print: Dark brown.
Saprobic/ Sometimes growing in groups or clusters, especially in places where wood chippings have been applied.
Edible, but not highly regarded due to its insubstantial nature.
Fruit body: Up to 8 cm tall.
Cap: 2-5 cm in diameter.
Fragile and common mushroom found in grassy habitats. It is recognizable by its thin, hygrophanous cap that changes color as it dries and its crowded, dark gills.
source: UNITE
Treppoja Cascade, Kloogaranna, Harju County
Cluster under bushes on ground with decaying leaves and dead wood clutter.
59°21'00.5"N 24°15'55.8"E (59.350138, 24.265492)
🔆 Fair weather with overcast and clouds
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