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cap: convex/hemispherical, plane and slightly depressed in age. 7.5 cm diam. 3cm high. cap surface medium brown with a greyish cast. dark scales from radially aligned hairs. margin circular and smooth. interior flesh light off-white. flesh thin. flesh turning yellow then brown where damaged. gills: attached, mildly decurrent. buff. crowded. gills 5mm deep. somewhat brittle. spore print: cream. damage to gills slowly staining yellow and then becoming brown. stem: 5cm long, 1.2 cm wide. even width. just darker than gills. top of interior of stem hollow and yellowish. flesh quite brittle
seems clearly to be in tricholomataceae, but after that I am stumped by the combination of traits
several clumps of 2-3 caps each, in grass
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Are there Lepista sp. which have the fine scales covering the cap?
Blewit - Lepista sp.?