Inocybe rimosa — Straw-colored Fibre-head — Inocybaceae
Small to medium mushroom. Conical to bell-shaped cap, broadening, with a prominent umbo. Silky or hairy, straw-yellow to yellowish-brown, with the margin splitting. Gills pinkish or whitish, aging to grayish or pale brown, attached although separating. Stalk as tall as cap diameter, equal, dry and smooth, or silky, whitish to pale yellow. Mycorrhizal
Synonym: Inocybe fastigiata
Habitat: Scattered to gregarious, terrestrial in coniferous forest.
Scent: Pungent, spermatic, sometimes none.
Spores: Brown
Season: Autumn
Synonym: Inocybe fastigiata
Habitat: Scattered to gregarious, terrestrial in coniferous forest.
Scent: Pungent, spermatic, sometimes none.
Spores: Brown
Season: Autumn
Conical cap with umbo
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Margin splitting on mature cap
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Gills attached, then separating
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Equal stalk, silky or smooth
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