A minute greyish-white disc found clustered, often densely massed on rotten wood and wood debris in broadleaf woodland and occasionally on coniferous wood.
Common throughout the year.
Broadleaf woodland, occasionally with coniferous wood.
The fruitbody is initially cup-shaped, becoming saucer-shaped or flat, arising from a dark, felty stoma. The upper surface (hymenial) is greyish with bluish tints and a paler margin.
Thin and pallid. Odour and taste nort distinctive.
Inedible.
