Tubaria conspersa ?

I have photos of this fungus from an old collection which I think it is is Tubaria conspersa (or at least Tubaria sp). I dont have an micro photos except some not-so-good image of the spores. Gross morphology is there but maybe there are better option. Thanks in advance if you can help.

Spore print rusty brown

Thanks for your valid opinion. Cortinarius sl are very rare in Malta where only 2 species recorded: C. castaneus and C. ayanamii. The first one is close but not pilose as much and I exclude.Should one expect a ring or a trace of a ring, at least in the young specimens?

Still, I am seeing something closer to this:

Tubaria conspersa 1 [ https://www.alamy.com/the-felt…photo-image401818201.html ]
Tubaria conspersa 2 [ https://https//www.mykologie.n…tem/370:tubaria-conspersa ]

Tubaria conspersa 3 [ https://www.fungi.org.uk/viewtopic.php?t=827 ]

The egg-shaped spores are also matching.

Zitat von zuehli

Seems to be a Telamonia...

Thank you Wolfgang and Benjamin.

The mature specimens truly had dark-coloured lamella (the first images were teenagers!). The sparse grouping of the basidiocarps (not solitary) is a habit that also favours Tubaria sp. Spores were smooth.

With your kind comments I keep the label of T. conspersa.

LG

Stephen