Local name: No local name known

Edibility: Edible

Habitat: Solitary, scattered or gregariously growing on litters or terrestrial.

Description: Cap: 4-9cm wide, depressed when young which then develops to concave or funnel shape with maturation, smooth but with brown pubescent on light brown or yellowish surface, wavy margin.  Hymenophore: Strongly decurrently gills, cream white, close to crowded. Stem: 3-10cm tall, up to 1 cm thick, equal, fairly smooth, light yellowish, white mycelium at the base. Flesh: Thin and white. Spore Print: White.

Comments: The pale yellowish-tan cap which is funnel shaped at maturity and the crowded, whitish and decurrent gills and pallid slender stem make this species distinct and easy to identify in the field.