Cystolepiota seminuda (Cystolepiota seminuda)
Description:
Hat 1,5-2 (3) cm in diameter, first rounded-conical, closed from below with a dense granular coverlet, then wide-conical or convex with a tubercle, later prostrate, tuberculate, with a delicate coarse-flaky, powdery coating, often with a flaky border hanging along the edge, glabrous with age, white with a pinkish, fawn apex.
The plates are frequent, narrow, thin, free, yellowish, cream.
Spore powder white
Leg 3-4 cm long and 0,1-0,2 cm in diameter, cylindrical, thin, with a granular delicate coating, hollow, yellowish-pinkish, pinkish, pale yellow, powdered with white grains, often glabrous with age, more red at the base.
The flesh is thin, brittle, white, pinkish in the stalk, without a special smell or with an unpleasant smell of raw potatoes.
Spread:
Lives from mid-July to mid-September in deciduous and mixed forests on the soil, among twig or coniferous litter, in groups, rare
The similarity:
Similar to Lepiota clypeolaria, from which it differs in pinkish tones and the absence of scales on the cap
Evaluation:
Edibility is not known.