🍄 Family

Tubariaceae

9 species · Fungi

Fungi › Basidiomycota › Agaricomycetes › Agaricales › Tubariaceae

Hemistropharia is a monotypic agaric genus containing the single species Hemistropharia albocrenulata, a nonpoisonous tree decay fungus.

Tubaria conspersa is a fungus with a tannish scaly stem and pale brown spores found in Europe and the Pacific Northwest.

Tubaria punicea is a rare saprobic mushroom found on rotting Arbutus wood along North America’s west coast.

Tubaria rufofulva is an agaric fungus from the Tubariaceae family found in Australia, first described in 1927 and moved to Tubaria in 1983.

Tubaria furfuracea is a small brown mushroom species that is considered inedible.

Flammulaster erinaceellus is an eastern North American fungus in the Tubariaceae family that grows on barkless logs.

Cyclocybe cylindracea is an edible cultivated mushroom used in cooking and traditional medicine, growing on large-leaved trees.

Cyclocybe erebia is an agaric mushroom species with brown-capped fruiting bodies found across multiple continents.

Cyclocybe parasitica, or tawaka, is an edible native New Zealand mushroom that grows on trees and has traditional uses.

Related Families

Amanitaceae 87 species Agaricaceae 83 species Tricholomataceae 66 species Hygrophoraceae 63 species Hymenogastraceae 59 species Mycenaceae 53 species Cortinariaceae 40 species Strophariaceae 39 species

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