Entolomataceae
13 genera
116 species
32 subspecies and varieties
116 species
32 subspecies and varieties
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Alboleptonia, Claudopus, Clitopilus, Entocybe, Entoloma, Inocephalus, Leptonia, Nolanea, Paraeccilia, Pouzarella, Rhodocybe, Rhodophana, TrichopilusAlboleptonia sericella var. lutescens – little white leptonia, cream pinkgill
Clitopilus prunulus – the miller, sweetbread mushroom
Distribution: Widely distributed in conifer as well as deciduous hardwood forests.
Habitat: Conifer and hardwood forests.
Distribution: Widely distributed in conifer as well as deciduous hardwood forests.
Habitat: Conifer and hardwood forests.
Entoloma bloxamii Group – midnight blue Entoloma, big blue pinkgill
Entoloma nidorosum – nitrous Entoloma
Leptonia incana – mousepee pinkgill
Leptonia parva – blue-black Leptonia
Leptonia serrulata – blue-toothed Leptonia, blue-edge pinkgill
Nolanea sericea – silky Nolanea, silky pinkgill
Nolanea strictior – strict Nolanea
Rhodophana nitellina
Distribution: Northern Hemisphere.
Habitat: Forested areas, in humus or leaf litter.
Substrate: Soil, litter.
Distribution: Northern Hemisphere.
Habitat: Forested areas, in humus or leaf litter.
Substrate: Soil, litter.
