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[BubikolRamios1]

Black, definitely. Cap center inset, stem not hollow.
http://agrozoo.net/jsp/Galery_one_image ... c386dc64dc

[abeja]

Hi,
this is an Entoloma species, without micro-details very difficult or impossible
Do you have informations about habit, smell and taste?

Looks similar (as example) : Entoloma serrulatum

Something from here ...
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entoloma_subg._Leptonia

[abeja]

There are more Entoloma with this colour (I had a look into the "big book", not everything is in of course), but I see gills with punctual dark spots?
This is a feature of E. serrulatum (coloured cystidia grouped in small teeth.)

[BubikolRamios1]

1:1
I would say this are particles of dirt shoot up by rain, but maybe not.

[BubikolRamios1]

Entoloma serrulatum - local description http://www.gobe.si/Gobe/EntolomaSerrulatum says - black blue with reddish gills (as all Entoloma).
No such color on my specimens.White.

I was looking for blue, but no such thing in any light conditions. Black.

Another local description http://www.gobenabovskem.si/goba/entoloma-serrulatum/ says: Entoloma serrulatum - reddish gills with black edge.
Black edge might be on 1:1 at some point ?

But again for sure my gills are crystal crisp white.

[BubikolRamios1]

Local guy pulled Entoloma corvinum (likely), our vernacular and english: Crow pinkgill <-- should point to black I guess.
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[abeja]

Hi,
the yellow-brownish spots on lamellar edges may be dirt, but the blackish spots?
Well ... I don't know.

All Entoloma species have more or less white gills when young, getting reddish (because of spores) when older.
But, you are right, for Entoloma serrulatum there is a bluish tint mentioned (cap and gills as well), no blue here ...
But Entoloma corvinum, no darker lamellar edges ...

Some nice photographs, E. corvinum is in, E. serrulatum as well
http://www.pilzepilze.de/cgi-bin/webbbs ... ead=199116

Here some E. serrulatum listed (no corvinum), but an E. serrulatum f. nigrovenosum (not in Germany, but in Italy, Tuscany)
http://www.interhias.de/schwammerlseite ... index.html