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Mycena pseudocorticola
Pileus up to 12 mm across, hemispherical, parabolical, broadly conical to convex, occasionally with a small papilla, often somewhat flattened at the centre, sulcate, translucent-striate, pruinose, glabrescent, dark bluish grey, bluish to bluish grey, or slate grey, turning brownish with age. Lamellae 8 - 14 reaching the stipe, fairly broad, ascending to subhorizontal, the edge convex, broadly adnate, mostly decurrent with a short tooth, grey to pale bluish grey, or greyish white, becoming pale sepia brown with age, the edge paler. Stipe up to 25 x 1 mm, equal, curved, pruinose-floccose, glabrescent, grey to bluish grey, more brownish with age, the base densely covered with long, white fibrils. Odour none.
spotted in river Homem félinhos beach,a very tiny one
thanks Gully i have been seeing Lars page and from what i saw there Mycena pseudocorticola is the most similar
I'm not certain by any means, but Mycena pseudocorticola or something close looks very likely.
Thanks Ashish ,for remind me that,i do that from times to times,but this year,there are so many fungi's that i'am a beat lost in photos,and lack of time to search more,i'am trieing to spott the most i can,because mushroom decay is very rapid,but you are rigth,Lars page is a inciclopedia :-) i consider him my photographie teacher :-)
I think you get all ID of your Fungi spottings if you open Lars's profile or collection.