Conocybe brunneola Kühner ex Kühner & Watling

Diagnosis fuente: FUNGI OF SWITZERLAND 4 - Agarics 2nd part J. Breitenbach/F. Kränzlin - Edition Mykologia Lucerne
Habitat
Solitary to gregarious inside and outside forests, in moss and needle litter, also near burned places.
Macroscopic features
Pileus 5-10 (20) mm across, conic-campanulate when young, laterconvex to plane, with an obtuse umbo, surface hygrophanous, red-brown to cinnamon-brown and translucent-striate almost to the center when moist, beige-brown and non-striate when dry, micaceous, margin acute, sometimes slightly crenate, Flesh ocherbrown, thin, odorless, taste mild, not distinctive. Lamellae pale ocher when young, later ocher-brown to orange-brown, broad, L =15-20, | = 3-5 (7), finely adnexed, edges white-flocculose. Stipe30-50 x 1-1.5 mm, cylindrical, base with a small bulb, rigid, elastic, hollow, surface smooth, apex cream-ocher, increasingly rust-brown toward the base, entire length white-pruinose.
Microscopic features
A: Spores elliptic-pip-shaped, smooth, thick-walled, pale yellow, with a germ pore, 6.2-8.4 x 3.5-4 im; Qi 1, 6-2, 0; um: 75; spp. orange-brown.
B: Basidia cylindric, 15-20 x 6-8.5 um, with 4 sterigmata, without a basal clamp. NH, reaction negative.
C: Cheilocystidia lecythiform, 18-25 x 8-12 um, head 5.5-7.5 um across;
perocenea not seen.
D: Pp  hymeniform, composed of clavate, thick-walled cells 17-30 x 10-20 um, brown-pigmented in places, with abundant Interspersed lecythiform pllsogyeriHias likewise brown-pigmented in places, some septa with clamps.
E: Caulocystidia lecythiform.