Basidiomata infundibuliform to slightly campanulate, 5.5-8.6 mm high, 5.2-7.4 mm wide at the mouth. Exoperidium hirsute, brown. External surface smooth. Mouth fimbriate. Inner surface browinsh gray to browinsh beige, smooth to inconspicous plicate, silvery. Peridioles circular, angular to elliptical, grayish brown, (1.67) 1.92-2.35 x (1.47) 1.63-1.93 mm. Tunic indistinct. Cortex single layered. Basidiospores smooth, hyaline, 6.86-9.6 x 4.5-5.7 µm, elliptical to elongated, thick walled, up to 1.16 µm. Apiculus absent.
The species is known from 7 countries, but collections are few. Thefore, we suggest this species to be categorized as Near Threatened (NT).
Known from tropical America (7 countries).
There are 13 records of this species in GBIF, most of them from Haiti (3), Brazil (2) and Puerto Rico (2).
Population Trend: Uncertain
Growing on rotten wood. Not common in Brazil, found only in the Northeastern region, Atlantic Forest.
In Brazil, this species is not well distributed.It is found in the Atlantic Forest, a hotspot, severely deforested in the last decades.
Reports in Brazil are from protected area.
More collections are needed.
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