
Waxcaps
Scientific name: Cuphophyllus
Waxcaps
Scientific name: Cuphophyllus


Description

Waxcaps is a fascinating group of fungi known for its brightly colored, waxy caps and gills. These mushrooms are typically found in grasslands, meadows, and forest clearings, often growing in undisturbed, nutrient-poor soils. A notable feature of waxcaps species is their waxy, often vividly colored caps, which can range from white and yellow to pink and red. The gills are usually thick and widely spaced, adding to their distinctive appearance.

Species of Waxcaps


Scientific Classification
