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Oysterlings
1 species
Small, shell- or fan-shaped, laterally attached or stemless mushrooms with brown spore prints, mostly saprobic on wood and plant debris. Many species look alike and need a microscope to separate.
Cap: shell- to kidney-shaped, often whitish to brownish. Gills: radiating from the point of attachment. Stem: rudimentary or absent. Spore print: brown to yellow-brown. Ecology: saprobic on wood.
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