A very slender and delicate fungus with a whitish fruitbody and blackish tip, found in broadleaf woodland growing on the masts of Beechm often buried under leaf litter.
Common, all year round but mainly during Summer and Autumn.
On old rotting beech mast, often buried under leaf litter.
The fruitbody's upper stromatal surface is whitish, antler-shaped with the tips blackening on maturity.
Hard and white. Taste and odour is not distinctive.
Inedible.
