Pileus: conical, pale brown, (4B5-6), appessed long-fibrillose, lifting in old age into loose sheets of adnate hairs. Margin entire, 28- 30mm across, 11-16 mm high; flesh cream. Lamellae: 26L in half cap, fawn (4B4), adnate, 13 mm long, 3.5 mm deep at apex, two series of lamellules, the first reaching two thirds to three quarters the way to the stipe and the second 3-5 mm long. Stipe: solid, pale fawn, midway between 4A3 and 4B3, or often much paler, longitudinally striate along whole length, and more or less adpressed floccose, barely visible without lens; no trace of a cortina, annulus or ring, even on young specimens. No match in Horak (1979). Astroporina viscata Horak has viscid pileus, no odour, and non-sessile pleurocystidia; it appears similarly coloured but occurs under Nothofagus in New Zealand. Mode of Life: unknown Odour: citrigel (orange extract) handcleaner. Caespitose. Monsoon forest. Antidesma ghaesembilla & Glochidion disparipes (Euphorbiaceae); Eucalyptus bigalerita, Corymbia bella & Albizia procera (Mimosaceae) more distant. solitary.