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Catathelasmas
1 species
Large, stocky, Tricholoma-like ectomycorrhizal mushrooms of conifer forests with decurrent gills and a double veil that leaves two rings on a tapering, often rooting stem. Some species are collected for food in Europe, Asia and Central America.
Cap: large, firm. Gills: adnate to decurrent. Stem: tapering, often rooting, with a double ring. Odor: often mealy. Spores: oblong to cylindrical, amyloid; clamp connections present.
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