A small cup-shaped, cream coloured fungus found usually in troops on soil in broadleaf woodland.
Infrequent from Summer till Autumn.
Broadleaf woodland on soil.
The fruitbody's upper surface is pale ochraceous cream and smooth. The lower surface is concolorous and finely downy.
Pale cream, thin and brittle. Odour and taste not distinctive.
Distinguished from T. cupularis by the wider spores and lobed paraphyses.
