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Physalacriaceae Mushrooms

Physalacriaceae mushrooms on KnowTheSpore, with edibility ratings, identification tips, and safety notes.

Dense cluster of honey-brown Australian honey fungus with dark cap scales and ringed stems at a eucalyptus base

Australian Honey Fungus

Armillaria luteobubalina

Australian honey fungus forms dense autumn clusters with honey-brown scaled caps, cream-white spores…

Caution
Dense cluster of cultivated enoki mushrooms with hundreds of long slender white stems and tiny white caps

Enoki

Flammulina filiformis

Enoki is a farmed crop, and almost nothing about the packet describes a mushroom anybody would meet in a…

Edible
Wild velvet shank cluster with amber sticky caps, pale gills, and dark velvety ringless stems on a winter log

Velvet Shank

Flammulina velutipes

Velvet shank is a north-temperate, cold-season wood mushroom with a sticky amber cap, pale gills, and a…

Caution

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