Mushrooms Xeromphalina belled

This Mushroom, althoughvery small, will not go unnoticed, as grows on old stumps in a huge set . Caps 0.6 - 2 cm in diameter, bell-shaped, concave in the middle, membranous, with translucent, ribbed edge, yellow-brownish to rusty-brown . Plates rare, cross-linking (Anastacia-Mozirje), yellowish, slightly sloping down to thedark brown, thin, bristle-shaped leg of 0.5 - 2 cm in length and 0.5 - 2 mm thick . Spores colorless, smooth, elliptical, amyloid, 5 - 7 x 2 - 4 microns . Places is very common from May to October and usually covers literally rotting stumps only coniferous trees, primarily spruce and pine . Inedible . Xeromphalinabelled can sometimes be like a well inedible omfalinu umbrella (Omphalina ericetorum), but that white-yellow hat opens when ripe, and the leg is the same color as the cap .