🍄 Family

Inocybaceae

9 species · Fungi

Fungi › Basidiomycota › Agaricomycetes › Agaricales › Inocybaceae

Inocybe lanuginosa is a brown mushroom that fruits in fall under conifers, hardwoods, or occasionally on decaying wood.

Inocybe tahquamenonensis is an inedible North American Inocybaceae fungus formally described in 1954.

Inocybe geophylla is a widespread small toxic fibrecap that forms mycorrhizal associations with trees.

Inocybe whitei is a poisonous mushroom that contains muscarine, with specific physical characteristics including brown spores.

Inocybe lacera is a variable little brown mushroom that grows mycorrhizally across Europe and North America.

Inocybe pallidicremea is a lilac-capped mycorrhizal mushroom that associates with conifers and fruits from late summer to early winter.

Inocybe fraudans, the pear fibrecap, is a suspected toxic agaric fungus that grows in woodlands of Europe and North America.

Inosperma calamistratum is an Inocybaceae fungus found in Europe and North America, listed as poisonous with no detected psilocybin.

Pseudosperma sororium is a poisonous brown-spored mushroom found in forests, containing muscarine and fruiting in fall and winter.

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