Marasmius androsaceus
No common English name — the scientific name is given
currently accepted name: Gymnopus androsaceus (2014) — accepted name according to GBIF; the catalogue keeps the familiar one
Genus Gymnopus. Family Omphalotaceae. Order Agaricales.
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Description
Marasmius androsaceus (also placed as Gymnopus androsaceus) is a tiny marasmioid fungus. The minute cap sits on a hair-thin, black, horsehair-like stem; it grows in forest litter, especially conifer needles. Translated from the Russian-language Wikipedia.
Traits
- Edibility
- Inedible
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Links
Source: Wikipedia (Russian)