64(63) Spores ellipsoid to slightly amygdaliform. _Psilocybe merdicola_ - Spores lentiform, angular. 65 65(64) Spores 11-13(14) × 7-8(9)µm. see _Psilocybe merdaria_, 61 - Spores 12-15 × 8-9.5µm _Psilocybe coprophila_ 66(49) Round cells on cap as a micaceous veil. (Re-examine gill face; if different sized basidia and facial cystidia separating the gills are present go to _Coprinus_ at 21). _Psathyrella sphaerocystis_ - Cap lacking veil, or if present then fibrillar. 67 67(66) White copious veil at margin or also covering cap centre. Spores 10-12 × 5.5-6µm. _Psathyrella coprobia_ - Lacking copious veil. 68 68(67) With red edge to gill. Spores 12-13 × 6-6.5µm, with central germ pore. _Psathyrella stercoraria_ - Lacking red gill edge. Spores with eccentric germ pore. _Psathyrella coprophila_ (_P. fimetaria_ differs in spore size; there are several members of the _P. prona_ group which grow on soil/straw mixtures). 69(2) Fruit body club-shaped. _Typhula setipes_ (fig. 65) (_Clavaria acuta_ often grows on peaty soil in pots in greenhouses). - Fruit bodies effuse, resupinate 70 70(69) Fruit-body cobweb-like and greyish white. Basal hyphae 3-4.5µm wide. Spores sub-globose, 4.5µm diam. (Generally on old dung or straw/soil mixtures). _Athelia coprophila_ (If with spiny spores 5-6µm diam., see the recently recorded _Tomentellopsis echinospora_). - Fruit-body with pores, white or flushed slightly ochraceous, brownish or greyish. (On clods of soil in dunged land). _Cristella candidissima_ 71(1) Fruit body either a cup containing several 'eggs' or a single orange or yellowish gelatinous sphere. 72 - Fruit-body effuse, without distinct shape. 73 72(71) Fruit-body whitish or pale yellow, up to 2.5mm diam., splitting at maturity to shoot away the orange/yellow spore mass. _Sphaerobolus stellatus_ (fig. 66) - Fruit-body cup shaped, with silvery-grey 'eggs'. (Usually on dung and straw or attached to rabbit pellets). _Cyathus stercoreus_ (_Cyathus vernicosus_ often grows in plant pots on rich soil).