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Infundibulicybe

Infundibulicybe is a group of fungi known for their distinctive funnel-shaped caps. They often grow in clusters on forest floors, particularly among fallen leaves and decaying wood. Many species within this group have a smooth texture and range in color from creamy white to various shades of pale brown. Notably, their gills are typically decurrent, meaning they extend down the stem, giving them a unique appearance compared to other fungi.

Scientific classification

Genus

Infundibulicybe (Infundibulicybe)

Pale-spore mushrooms

Mushroom-forming fungi

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Species

Trooping funnel

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