This Pluteus “cervinus” was on the rotting stump of what might have been a pine tree so I thought I would check for P pouzarianus.
The cap mostly striate just a bit granular in the centre

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the stem was striate

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I then noticed the dark lamella edge

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Unfortunately the microscopic details ruined all of these tentative id’s.
The (sub) globose spores

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Cheilo and Pluro cystidia and palisade pileo

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point to P umbrosus or P platus but doesn’t seem to fit perfectly with either.
Anyone got any thoughts.
Thanks
Mal