| Species name | Panaeolus acuminatus |
| Common name | Dewdrop mottlegill |
| Cap | 1-2cm, dark brown > light brown, fragile, conical > bell-shaped, sharply umbonate, slightly toothed at margin |
| Gills | Attached, grey > mottled black > black |
| Stipe | Very thin compared to other species, hairy, darkening at contact |
| Growth form | Solitary or scattered |
| Spore print | Black |
| Spore features | Lemon-shaped, smooth, germ-pore |
| Habitat | Grassland and parks |
| Season | Autumn |
| Distribution | Widespread, very common |
| Identifying feature | Thin floury stem that bruises when touched |
| Similar species | Its stem is unique in the genus |
Irish Grassland Fungi 