Collybia ozes (Fr.) P. Karst.

Fuente de la ficha: FUNGI OF SWITZERLAND 3 - Bolets and agarics 1st part J. Breitenbach/F. Kränzlin - Edition Mykologia Lucerne
Habitat
In coniferous forests, among needle litter or on the soil. Fall-late fall. Very scattered and frequently overlooked.
Macroscopic features
Pileus 10-30(40) mm across, hemispherical to convex-conic when young, later expanded, undulating, bent, somewhat depressed, up to Y of the radius, hygrophanous, gray-brown to olivebrown when moist, center somewhat darker, gray-beige when dry, margin paler and acute. Flesh gray-brown, watery, light beige to whitish when dry, thin, odor farinaceous-rancid, taste mild, slightly farinaceous, Lamellae beige, broad, L = 30-40, | = 3-7, notched, edges smooth, paler to whitish. Stipe 25-50x2.5—4 mm, cylindric, smooth, with fine, white, longitudinal fibrils on a gray-brown background, apex somewhat paler and slightly white fibrillose-scaly, base darker, with rhizoids, fragile, hollow. Solitary to gregarious.
Microscopic features
A: Spores olliptic, smooth, hyaline, 5.9-8.1%3.1—4.2 pm; QO: 1.6-2.2; Vm: 49; 1 =; spp, while acc, lit.
Basidia clavate, 30-36*7.5-9 pm, with 4 sterigqmata and basal clamp, with siderophilous granules. Latr. regular.
Cystidia not seen. ,
Pp of parallel hyphae 2-5 ym across, with faint brownish pigmentation, uppermost layer gelatinized and not differentiatable, some septa with clamps.