
Rosegills
Scientific name: Volvariella
Rosegills
Scientific name: Volvariella


Description

Rosegills are fascinating fungi known for having a distinctive cup-like structure, called a volva, at the base of their stem. This unique feature helps distinguish them from other fungi. They are commonly found growing on decaying wood, but some species also thrive in rich soil. One captivating trait of rosegills is their delicate, pinkish gills, which add a charming touch to their appearance.

Species of Rosegills


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Gilled fungi Family
Pluteaceae mushrooms Genus
Rosegills