Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Tawny Funnel Cap (Lepista flaccida, also classified as Paralepista flaccida) is a striking, graceful woodland mushroom celebrated for forming enchanting, wide ‘fairy rings’ across the carpeted floors of European and North American pine and beech...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Questionable Stropharia (Stropharia ambigua) is an unmistakably handsome, elegant gilled mushroom native to the damp, mossy coniferous rainforests of the Pacific Northwest. Instantly distinguished by its rich egg-yolk to golden-yellow cap adorned around its rim...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Marsh Honey Fungus (Armillaria ectypa) is one of the rarest, most ecologically unique, and strictly protected fungi in the world. Unlike all other honey mushrooms which grow on trees or woody roots, this mysterious basidiomycete is an obligate wetland specialist...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Yellow Honey Mushroom (Armillaria luteobubalina), universally known in Australia as the Australian Honey Fungus, is a prolific, wood-decaying basidiomycete fungus native to the eucalyptus forests of southern Australia. Renowned for producing spectacular, dense...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Pale Honey Fungus (Armillaria cepistipes) is a widespread, wood-decaying basidiomycete fungus native to temperate forests across the Northern Hemisphere. Distinguished from other honey mushrooms by its delicate, pale honey-buff coloration, club-shaped (cep-like)...
