10/Jul/2026, 7:32 PM
Kemba, Põhja-Kõrvemaa, Harju, Eesti
Spruce-pine dominant forest, calcareous roadside verge, needle litter
59°27'31.9"N 25°43'15.7"E
🌡️ 20°C ☀️ Sunny 💨 Wind 70° ENE->WSW, 19 km/h
Original Instagram postcarnation earthfan

From the latest record: 2026-07-10.
Smooth to longitudinally wrinkled or striate, brown to purplish-brown, covering the lower/inner surface of the fan- or funnel-like fruit body
Thin, leathery, rosette- to funnel-shaped, often centrally split or lobed; brown to purplish-brown with paler, frilled, fringed or carnation-like margins
Not gilled; hymenium spread over the wrinkled underside/inner surface
Present, central to slightly eccentric, short, tough, brownish, merging into the funnel-shaped cap
Spore print brown to purplish-brown
Ectomycorrhizal, growing on sandy soil, mossy ground or needle litter in coniferous and deciduous woodland; solitary or in small groups; summer to late autumn
Inedible, thin, tough and leathery
Fruit body small to medium
Cap / rosette ∅ usually ~1–5 cm
Thin, brown, coriaceous/leathery, unchanging when cut
No distinctive KOH macroscopic reaction
Earthy, slightly sour
Mild
Spores angular to irregularly lobed, warted or tuberculate, brownish to umber-purple, ~6–10 × 5–8 µm; basidia usually 2–4-sterigmate; hyphae with clamp connections
Small carnation-like earthfan with a thin brown funnel-shaped rosette
1801). Syn. Meth. Fung. (Göttingen) 2: 565.
Kemba, Põhja-Kõrvemaa, Harju, Eesti
Spruce-pine dominant forest, calcareous roadside verge, needle litter
59°27'31.9"N 25°43'15.7"E
🌡️ 20°C ☀️ Sunny 💨 Wind 70° ENE->WSW, 19 km/h
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