Bearded seamine
Ripartites tricholoma
A species of Ripartites.
This fungal species bears a resemblance to a Clitocybe, yet its spore print is a pale brown rather than white. When it's young, the edge of its cap features prickly hairs that soon vanish. The cap itself is convex and whitish, growing up to 7 cm across (though different sources provide varying size ranges). Its gills are an off-white color and extend slightly down the brownish stem, which, when fresh, displays a white powdery coating or pruina. The taste of its flesh is mild, and it lacks a distinct odor. Its spores are roughly spherical, warty in texture, and measure approximately 5 µm by 4 µm.
Attributes of Bearded seamine
Scientific Classification of Bearded seamine
Toxicity and Edibility of Bearded seamine
Is Bearded seamine Toxic?
Toxicity information is not available for this mushroom. Always consult with an expert before consuming any wild mushrooms.
