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| | | Psathyrella candolleana? I'm thinking this is Psathyrella candolleana, but confirmation or alternative name would be appreciated. The ring of veil fibrils on the stem threw me for a while, as did the white colour of the young cap, though there was a very drying wind between the showers. It was very prolific, growing from where ever Alnus had been washed up and buried alongside a very mobile river bed.      
spores 6.7-7.4 x 3.9-4.4um Qav = 1.7 
Cheilocystidia  Caulocystidia
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