Inocybe calospora
One of many brownish Inocybe species. Cap: 1 to 3 cm; conical at first, becoming broadly bell-shaped or flat with a pointy central bump; dry; scaly; dark brown to brown. The distinctive spores are said to resemble the appearance of a marine mine.
Associated with deciduous trees.
August to October.
Seems to be rather infrequent, although it is widespread in Britain.
Status in Leicestershire and Rutland not known.
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Species profile
- Species group:
- Fungi
- Kingdom:
- Fungi
- Order:
- Agaricales
- Family:
- Inocybaceae
- Records on NatureSpot:
- 1
- First record:
- 23/09/2018 (Nicholls, David)
- Last record:
- 23/09/2018 (Nicholls, David)
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