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Inky caps (in part)
2 species
A genus of coprinoid mushrooms with black spore prints, many of them clustered on wood or dung, segregated from Coprinus by molecular studies in 2001. Many species look alike and need microscopy; in 2020 a number of species were moved to the new genus Tulosesus.
Small to medium coprinoid fruit bodies; caps often granular or hairy; gills blackening and partly deliquescing; spore print black; spores with a germ pore.
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