Fairy inkcap

Fairy inkcap (Coprinellus disseminatus) by Anna Ratkevich. Ink and watercolour on paper
Latin name
Coprinellus disseminatus
Materials
Ink and watercolour on paper

The mushroom is considered inedible. They help recycle dead wood in the forest.

Where does it live?

Grows on decaying wood, stumps and buried roots.

Where the spores form

Gilled. Spores develop on thin plates called gills. Look underneath the cap for many thin, blade-like plates.

Did you know?

This tiny mushroom almost never grows alone. Hundreds or even thousands of mushrooms can appear together on the same old tree stump after rain. Young mushrooms are white or cream in color, but after a couple of days they turn gray-brown.