A small yellowish-brown agaric with a scaly cap that can be found growing on sandy soil with coniferous trees and old moss covered fire sites.
Frequent from late Summer till Autumn.
Growing in coniferous woodland and old moss covered fire sites.
Convex then expanded to flattened with a slight umbo, o=dark-brown or ochraceous, scaly-fibrous and radially splitting.
Cap and stem flesh is whitish and unchanging. Odour of meal, taste not distinctive.
Adnexed or emarginate, crowded, cream coloured, becoming grey-brown with whitish edges.
Slender, more or less equal, ring absent, whitish or pale brown in colour.
Inedible.
