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Warty inkcap

Coprinopsis echinospora

A species of Coprinopsis

Warty inkcap is a small to medium-sized mushroom known for its distinctive bumpy cap. It typically grows in groups on wood debris in forests across temperate regions. Warty inkcap appears during warmer months and is recognized by its cap that dissolves into an inky black liquid as it matures, a unique process known as deliquescence.

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Attributes of Warty inkcap
Spore Print Color
Black
Nutrient Gathering
Saprophytic
Substrate
On animal dung
You can find Warty inkcap by these plants:
European beech, European ash
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