Bolbitius Explained
Bolbitius is a genus of small mushrooms in the family Bolbitiaceae.
Description
The genus Bolbitius is defined as small thin Mycena-like mushrooms, with a hymenoderm pileipellis, a glutinous cap surface, and spores that are brown in deposit. Spores of mushrooms of this genus are thick-walled, smooth and have a germ pore.
Species
, Index Fungorum lists 54 valid species in Bolbitius:
- Bolbitius acer
- Bolbitius affinis
- Bolbitius albiceps
- Bolbitius albus
- Bolbitius alliaceus
- Bolbitius ameghinoi
- Bolbitius broadwayi
- Bolbitius bruchii
- Bolbitius brunneus
- Bolbitius caducus
- Bolbitius callistus
- Bolbitius citrinus
- Bolbitius compactus
- Bolbitius coprophilus
- Bolbitius cremeus
- Bolbitius demangei
- Bolbitius elegans
- Bolbitius excoriatus
- Bolbitius exiguus
- Bolbitius expansus
- Bolbitius ferrugineus
- Bolbitius flavellus
- Bolbitius flavus
- Bolbitius floridanus
- Bolbitius grandiusculus
- Bolbitius incarnatus
- Bolbitius intermedius
- Bolbitius jalapensis
- Bolbitius lacteus
- Bolbitius lineatus
- Bolbitius longipes
- Bolbitius luteus
- Bolbitius malesianus
- Bolbitius marginatipes
- Bolbitius mesosporus
- Bolbitius mexicanus
- Bolbitius muscicola
- Bolbitius panaeoloides
- Bolbitius perpusillus
- Bolbitius phascoides
- Bolbitius pluteoides
- Bolbitius pseudobulbillosus
- Bolbitius psittacinus
- Bolbitius reticulatus
- Bolbitius roseipes
- Bolbitius stramineus
- Bolbitius subvolvatus
- Bolbitius titubans
- Bolbitius tjibodensis
- Bolbitius tripolitanus
- Bolbitius tucumanensis
- Bolbitius versicolor
- Bolbitius viscosus
- Bolbitius yunnanensis