 Dens clusters of cheilocystidia on the gill edge |
 Spores: (6.5)) 7-9(10) x 4-5 |
Psathyrella candolleana complex (Fr.) Maire (1913)
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| This cosmopolitan mushroom is the most frequently encountered member of the Genus. It forms a distinct clade with a number of closely allied species. Various morphological schemes have been proposed in order to distinguish a number of species, varieties and forms, but none seems sufficiently effective, as I do see variations even between the fruitbodies in the same patch. Therefore I treat them as a complex | ||
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