Inocybe cookei |
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18 September 2006 Buckinghamshire. Photograph copyright Leif Goodwin
Species
Inocybe cookei
Cap
Conical, expanding with age, with a central peak, fibrous, white then straw yellow, to about 5 cm across
Gills
Adnexed, crowded, white then cinnamon
Stem
Equal, white then straw yellow
Flesh
White, straw yellow with age
Smell
Indistinct
Taste
Indistinct
Season
Late summer to autumn
Distribution
Frequent
Habitat
In deciduous and mixed woods
Spore Print
Walnut-brown
Microscopic Features
Spores bean shaped, smooth (7-8) x (4-5) µm2. Basidia club shaped, four spored. Gill edge cystidia pear shaped.
Edibility
Poisonous