Entoloma omiense

Entoloma omiense by Anna Ratkevich. Ink and watercolour on paper
Latin name
Entoloma omiense
Materials
Ink and watercolour on paper

Many Entoloma mushrooms look alike, so they should not be collected for food.

Where does it live?

Grows on soil among fallen leaves in damp forests.

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 mushroom belongs to one of the largest mushroom groups in the world. Scientists have described more than a thousand Entoloma species, and new ones are still being discovered.