
Pinkgills
Scientific name: Entoloma
Pinkgills
Scientific name: Entoloma


Description

Pinkgills are a group of fungi that typically have pink-colored spores. They are often found in diverse habitats, including grasslands and woodlands. The cap can vary widely in color and shape, making identification intriguing for enthusiasts. Unique among fungi, pinkgills have gills that start off white and gradually turn pink as they release spores, providing a distinctive visual transformation.

Species of Pinkgills


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Gilled fungi Family
Entolomataceae Genus
Pinkgills