Clitocybe rivulosa

Fool's Funnel

Names across languages

From the latest record: 2023-09-03.

Gills are closely spaced, white to cream, becoming buff-colored with age.

3-6 cm in diameter. Convex, later becoming flat or slightly depressed; creamy-white to buff, often with darker center.

Adnate to emarginate or slightly decurrent.

Cylindrical, smooth, and white, often with a somewhat swollen base.

Spore Print: White to cream.

Saprobic; often found in grassy areas, parks, and gardens; occasionally in woodlands.

Toxic; contains muscarine, which can cause severe poisoning.

2-4 cm in height.

Spores are elliptical, smooth, and non-amyloid.

Faint, sometimes slightly mealy.

Toxic species commonly mistaken for edible agarics. It contains muscarine, a toxin causing severe poisoning when ingested.

1871). Führ. Pilzk. (Zerbst): 122.

Kadriorg, Tallinn, Harju County

Urban park zone grassland near road

59°26'33.2"N 24°47'39.5"E

🔆 Bright sun after the rain, sunny spot