Mushrooms: Lepiota brunneoincarnata

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Class: Basidiomycetes
Scientific name: Lepiota brunneoincarnata Chodat C. Martín

Morphological characteristics

Hat: 2-5 cm, more or less convex with central obtuse umbo, covered with concentric flakes, reddish brown, whitish background, umbo cocolor with the scales or darker, appendiculate margin.
Gills: very dense, white or whitish, free to the stem.
Stem: reddish decorated with brown fibers, evanescent ring even in young specimens.
Meat: white, without particular smell and taste.
spore: white.

Lepiota brunneoincarnata (photo Arturo Baglivo www.actafungorum.org)

Edibility, habitat and observations

Relationship with the surrounding plant environment: saprophytic mushroom.
Solitary or in groups, usually on sandy soil, even in parks or at the edge of the woods. Not widespread.
POISONOUS, EVEN DEAD.