Growing in various habitats. On mossy lawns,
in mixed woods, among conifer needles, and on decaying wood
of deciduous trees.
Common and widely distributed. See The
Norwegian Mycological Database.
Mycena epipterygia is the only species
in Mycena sect. Hygrocyboideae
(Fr.) Singer. Maas Geesteranus (1992) recognized 12 varieties.
Only four of these are treated here: var. epipterygia,
var. badiceps, var.
pelliculosa and var.
viscosa.
Further images on the Internet:
Nahuby.sk
Fungi
of Poland
Die
Pilze Pilze Galerie
http://home.att.net/~mushroomhunt/Mycena_epipterygia.htm
Juhani
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