Marasmiaceae (Omphalotaceae)

Marasmiaceae

Marasmiaceae is a taxonomic family of fungi. It includes a few edible species such as the shiitake mushroom, but most members of this family are considered inedible. They grow from dead wood or mulch and produce white spores.

Scientific classification

Family

Marasmiaceae (Omphalotaceae)

Order

Gilled fungi

Class

Mushroom-forming fungi

Phylum

Club fungi

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Toxic to Humans

Toxicity

Perennial

Lifespan

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Culture

Symbolism

Tough, layered, narrative

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Genus

Lentinula Anthracophyllum Rhodocollybia Omphalotus

Toxicity

Marasmiaceae family mushrooms contain the toxin

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