A very small and delicate fungus found usually in small trooping groups in braodleaf woodland on the leaves of Oak.
Infrequent during Autumn.
Deciduous or mixed woodland growing on the leaves of the Oak tree.
Convex then flattened, sometimes depressed at the centre, whitish-buff, finely roughened surface, often a darkish pink at the centre, radially wrinkled, membraneous.
Cap flesh very thin and concolorous. Stem flesh thin and tough. Odour and taste not distinctive.
Adnate, narrow, distant, whitish-pink in colour.
Very slender and smooth, reddish-brown, paler at the apex. Ring absent.
