Wynnea sp.

Wynnea sp. by Anna Ratkevich. Ink and watercolour on paper
Latin name
Wynnea sp.
Materials
Ink and watercolour on paper

Because it is rarely found, every new record helps scientists learn more about where this species lives. Edibility: The mushroom is inedible.

Where does it live?

Grows on the forest floor in moist woodlands.

Where the spores form

Cup & disc. Spores develop on an open fertile surface, often the inside of a cup-, disc- or ear-shaped fruit body. That surface holds microscopic spore sacs called asci.

Did you know?

The mushrooms are erect, reminiscent of a hare's ear, and form clusters growing from a common stalk, directly from the soil.