Inocybaceae
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This is a large genus of ectomycorrhizal fungi that are typically various shades of brown. Caps are small and conical, though they flatten somewhat with age and generally have a pronounced raised central knob. The cap often appears fibrous or frayed and frequently has a distinctive odour.
Genus: Inocybe
A large genus of ectomycorrhizal brown agarics characterised by nodulose (angular) spores, thick-walled metuloid cystidia, dry fibrillose or squamulose caps, and slender pruinose stipes. Species are typically small to medium, often brown, fuscous, ochraceous, or beige, with white-fimbriate lamellar edges and distinctive odours .
Inocybe albovestita Inocybe albovestita
Inocybe amygdalina Inocybe amygdalina
Inocybe destruens Inocybe destruens
Inocybe scissaInocybe scissa
Inocybe leptospermiInocybe leptospermi
Inocybe strobilomycesInocybe strobilomyces
Inocybe viscataInocybe viscata
Genus: Inosperma
A genus of ectomycorrhizal brown agarics formerly included within Inocybe, now recognised as a distinct lineage.Inosperma species are typically small to medium, dry-capped, and brown to fuscous.
Inosperma latericium Inosperma calamistratoides
Inosperma latericium Inosperma latericium
Unidentified Inocybe
I have not been able to identify a few species, either because I am not familiar enough with this genus to identify them correctly, they may be an undescribed species or an exotic species, thus not documented.
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