Conocybe filaris (Conocybe filaris)
This species has a small fragile, reddish-brown cap (c 10 - 10.5 mm diam.), conical to convex, translucent-striate that may have a granulose apex.
Stipe is tall and slender (c 50 mm x 2-3 mm), grey brown in colour tones particularly towards the lower half, sightly textured. The pale annulus is fragile and is easily dislodged. Spore deposit is often clearly visible on the upper surface of the annulus.
Spore print yellow brown to rusty brown, spores smooth. Grow on decaying wood, dung and litter.
Warning poisonous, contains contain amatoxins, which are highly toxic to the liver.
Conocybe filaris is listed in the following regions:
Species information
- Conocybe filaris Scientific name
- Conocybe filaris Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Cosmopolitan
- Non-Invasive
- Machine learning
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Synonyms
Pholiotina filaris
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SubscribeLocation information
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Maps
Bodalla State Forest -
Survey points
Box Cutting Rainforest Walk -
Places
Kianga, NSW
