Tubaria / Conocybe sp. small fruiting bodies with radiating ribs

Hello to everyone. The rain in Malta is finally back after a delay of 6 weeks and the mushrooms start to appear. I am struggling with a Conocybe (or a Tubaria/Bolbitius?) and wonder if I can find some help on this wonderful platform.

Three fruiting bodies from leaf litter of Olea Europaea (and Ficus carica) or jus from peaty soil below. Spore print tobacco brown, pileus wet, toffee-brown with evident radial 'ribs'

Spores, almond shape, with a large/wide apiculum

7.8) 8.1 - 9.3 (10.7) × (4.3) 4.6 - 5.1 (5.4) µm

Q = (1.6) 1.7 - 2 (2.1) ; N=37

V = (81) 89 - 124 (166) µm3

Me = 8.8 × 4.8 µm ; Qe = 1.8 ; Ve = 108 µm3

Cheilocystidia capitate with a strange banded staining in Congo red (apical part stains stronger). Pleurocystidia possibly absent. Basidia stout, potato-shaped or sack-shaped with 4 tiny sterigmata.

I don't have keys of this genus, although some ideas I made are C. herbarum or C. juniana. C. brunnea (or maybe Tubaria hiemalis)

I am getting inclined over Tubaria furfuracea aggr. Despite the adnexed gills are not typical for this species (but I saw one collection which was like this example on an Italian forum) the cheilocystidia are subcapitate (without a constricted neck) as in Tubaria, while the COnocybe I checked (herbarum, brunnea) have distinctly capitate cheilos. Yet it may still be some other Conocybe or another genus that I am not aware about. The spores match nicely where in Conocybe spp I checked, they are a bit more ellipsoid rather than longitudinally asymmetrical (almond shape) as in this case. I dont know who agrees with my assumptions - difficult puzzle!

Conocybe brunnea - Sociedad Micológica Barakaldo

= Pholiotina brunnea (J.E. Lange & Kühner ex Watling) Singer, Beih. Sydowia 7: 79. 1973 Caracteres macroscópicos. Píleo de hasta 30 mm de diámetro, primero…

micologica-barakaldo.org

The above also makes reference to a darking stipe towards the base which is not exhibited in the studied specimens! (but then Tubaria's stipes are seldom whitish and more robust grrrrrr!!!!!!)

I considered Galerina clavata too but this has larger spores >11um and cheilos very capitate

- IT IS THAT ONE!!!!!! 100%

I can double check the spores with x1000 / heated cotton blue, but it matches in all other details.

https://www.myko.cz/myko-atlas/Pholiotina-dasypus/

Thank you so much Raphael - I can sleep well tonight

Can you msg me your full name for acknowledgements purposes in my paper?