Mycena stylobates (Pers.) P. Kumm. (1871)

Blaszki białe z szarym odcieniem, prawie wolne.

Trzon wodnistobiały; 20-50 x 0.5-1 mm, prosty, cylindryczny, oszroniony; przyrośnięty do podłoża dyskiem (fot.2, 3mm) o średnicy 2-3 mm; dysk szarobiały, prążkowany, promieniście orzęsiony.

Miąższ b. cienki, bez zapachu i smaku.

Pileus 4-12 mm in diameter, white-grey, cream-coloured; convex to compressed with an indistinct acute umbo; margin entire; surface striate, dull with characteristic outgrowths (photo, 7mm), visible under a magnifying glass, pileal cuticle gelatinous.

Lamellae white with gray tint, near free.

Stipe watery-white; 20-50 x 0.5-1 mm, straight, cylindrical, pruinose; attached to the substrate with a disc (photo, 3mm) of 2-3 mm in diameter; disc grey-white, striate, radially fringed.

Flesh v. thin, odour and taste none.

Spores cylindric-ellipsoid, 7-10 x 4.5 µm.

Solitary to few together on wet Fagus, Quercus leaves, summer-fall.

Too small to be eaten.

This species is well characterized by distinct basal disc and by thornlike outgrows on the pileus (visible under hand lens).