cup-shaped sawgill
From the latest record: 2023-05-03.
gills on hymenium, decurrent, crowded, white to pale yellow
cap is funnel-shaped with an incurved margin, grayish-brown to dark brown, scaly or fibrillose
hymenium is lamellar
stipe is central, cylindrical, sometimes curved, white to pale grayish-brown, scaly or fibrillose
spore print is brown
ecology is saprotrophic
edibility: edible, but caution is advised due to similarity to poisonous species
fruit body to 5-15 cm tall
cap to 4-12 cm
Neolentinus cyathiformis, also known as the "Goblet Lentinus," has a distinct funnel-shaped cap with a scaly or fibrillose surface. The species is typically found on decaying wood, especially conifers, and is more commonly encountered in North America.
Published in: Della Magg. & Trassin. In: Index Fungorum 171: 1. (2014).
Vienna - Am Mühlwasser, Danube-Auen National Park, Austria
Deciduous forest (birch, poplar, oak, alder), dead wood stump
N 48° 11' 32.3" (48.192318), E 16° 28' 16.7" (16.471301)
🔆 Partial overcast with sun, full forest shade
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