Entoloma incarnatofuscescens

• The hat is 0.5-4 cm in diameter, in young mushrooms, conical or bell-shaped, then opens to convex and flattened, with a recess in the center, hygrophanic , with a shiny, sometimes finely scaly surface in the center, painted in pinkish-brown or red-brown tones, in wet weather with a lined edge, brightens when dried.
• The flesh is pale, sometimes almost white, with a bluish or brownish tint, with a faint, unpleasant, powdery smell and taste.
• The plateau hymenophore , the plates are rare or quite frequent, adhering to the pedicle or with denticles descending on it, pale, with age they first turn gray, then acquire a dark pink hue. The edge of the plates is sometimes darker.
• Leg 1.5–7 cm long and 0.1–0.3 cm thick, flat, sometimes quite noticeably thickened at the base, smooth or slightly fibrous along its entire length, gray-blue in color, sometimes with a metallic tint, with some age copies fading to brown. The ring is missing.
• Spore powder is light pink. Spores 8-11 × 6-9 microns, 5-8-angled. Basidia are usually four-spore, with buckles, 25–43 × 7–14 microns. Cystides are absent. The cuticle of the cap - cutis or trichodermis , consists of cylindrical or fusiform hyphae up to 20 microns thick.

The toxic properties of Entoloma incarnatofuscescens have not been studied.

Entoloma incarnatofuscescens is widespread in Northern and Western Europe , is quite common. It grows on land in deciduous forests, gardens and parks.

Entoloma incarnatofuscescens is included in the subgenus Omphaliopsis of the genus Entoloma . In addition to her, this species also includes European species Entoloma amygdalinum Noordel. 1987 , Entoloma brunneostanneum Courtec. 1993 and Entoloma parkensis ( Fr. ) Noordel. 1979 .

• Noordeloos, ME Entoloma sl - Biella Giovana, 1992 .-- S. 590.
• Bas, C .; Kuyper, TW; Noordeloos, ME; Vellinga, EC; Crevel, R. van; Arnolds, EJM Flora Agaricina Neerlandica. - 1988. - T. 1. - S. 175.