Dapperling (Lepiota? Leucoagaricus?)

This is a small Dapperling mushroom that I was not able to ID. Is it a Lepiota? A Leucoagaricus? The cap had 3,8 cm in diameter. When I found it I saw no signs of a ring. It was growing in a damp place, in a forest with Douglas-firs and Coastal Redwood trees. It has a white spore print. Its smell is mushroomy but there is also what I would call a vegetable smell. I know these genus can be hard to ID, but maybe someone are familiar with its features, macro and micro, and can recognize the species after watching this video.

Ce sont de jolis champignons, c'est vraiment la saison, j'en ai plein le jardin
Bon weekend
Seb

[wildsuburbiauk]

Lovely close ups and microscopic look at the mushroom, very enjoyable. Many thanks.

[JacqJansen]

Great to see.
Thanks for sharing.
Have a nice weekend, Jacq

[MKrištínWildness]

Yes, very nice mushrooms. Thank you dear friend.

[AniaEs]

Witaj

...fantastycznie.🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁
Radosci na caly weekend.
Pozdrawiam cieplutko❤☺🍁☘

[MinuteontheMountain]

Great detail on the footage as usual. I have no idea, the only mushrooms I know are the ones I can remember from your videos.

[Dominic.Minischetti]

Wow I love the micro shots! Awesome my friend!

[Angieslifeandmorereloaded]

Love this, awesome way to help id. You Rock! (Binge Watching, lol) God Bless!

[WaltRevenJr]

I am going to say a leopiota of some sort also based on the coloring of it, like you said in the description these things can be hard to ID sometimes! Beautiful mushroom though my friend, nice find!!!

[XX-gyue]

thanks for the memories of my youth and my microscope !

[cookiecutterclutter]

like 12
no idea with this, my friend, but love the info you give

[renatezaphiriou]

So sorry, but I have no idea!!! Greetings

[wildedibles]

I would guess lepiota mushroom because the redish centre
But im not familiar with the other name at all just going off the look to the mushroom and the red centre on the cap
But the shape is a bit off so?
Much love xoxox thanks it was fun guessing :)