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Millers
1 species
Pink-spored agarics in the Entolomataceae, usually with decurrent gills and longitudinally ridged spores. A 2009 molecular study expanded the genus to include many former Rhodocybe species; it is widespread, especially in northern temperate regions.
Gills: usually decurrent. Spore print: pinkish. Spores: longitudinally ridged (C. prunulus). Type species: C. prunulus.
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