Uncertain about identity.

Broadleaf and coniferous forest floor, often on calcareous or sandy soils

Poisonous — do not eat

• ▸ Silky-fibrillose cap in pale beige, later reddish-brown, becoming radially cracked
• ▸ Conical to bell-shaped at first, later with a fleshy knob
• ▸ Cream to pale brown, adnate gills
• ▸ Slender fibrous stem without a ring

Contains the toxin muscarine. Many members of the genus Inocybe look alike and are easily confused, so members of this genus should never be collected for the pot.