Cap initially obtuse-conic, progressing to campanulate or convex-umbonate as it matures. The cap is initially adorned with scattered white fibrils or fibrillose scales on the outer part, which persist along the margin. When drying, the cap may exhibit a pinkish tinge around the margin, and the gill edge may sometimes appear pinkish and flocculose. It is hygrophanous, medium-brown fading to pale buff-brown. Gills adnexed, moderately broad, close to crowded, pale dingy-buff, becoming brownish-grey in age. Stem slender, thin, fragile, stuffed at maturity, more or less equal and may have veil remnants present in the lower part of the stem. Spore print dark brown to purple-brown.
Microscopic Features: Spores measure 11-14 x 6-7 μm and are smooth in shape, featuring a germ pore.
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