Entoloma crinitum
E. Horak 1973
Description:
A small soot-brown, velvety, concave species with dark grey-brown gills and subglobose 5-7-angled spores; in mossy forest margins.

Pileus: 10-25 mm diam., distinctly concave to subumbilicate even when young. Colour dark brown to soot-brown, densely covered with concolorous or grey-brown velvety fibrils or small radial scales. Surface dry, non-striate, non‑hygrophanous.
Lamellae: (L 6-10, l 7) broadly adnate to subdecurrent, distant, dark grey-brown with no pink tinge; edges concolorous.
Stipe: 15-30 x 1-2 mm, cylindrical or tapering toward the base, concolorous with pileus, with white hyphal weft at base. Surface longitudinally fibrillose, dry, fistulose.
Context: brown.
Odour/taste: not distinctive.

Common name: None
Habitat: Nothofagus and Myrtaceae forest margins
Substrate: Soil forest margins
Distribution: New Zealand
Season: Autumn to early winter
Biostatus: Indigenous, non-endemic
Edible: No
Spore print: Pink
Macro images:
Entoloma crinitum
Scale bar
Scale= 10 mm.
 Oddly this is suppose to be dark brown or soot-brown and not this purple/gray colour.
Entoloma crinitum
Scale bar
Scale= 10 mm.
 
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