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Meadow waxcaps
1 species
Waxcaps with usually dry (non-viscid), white, gray or brownish caps and decurrent waxy gills. In Europe they are typical of unimproved grasslands; elsewhere they are mostly found in woodland.
Cap: usually not viscid, white, gray, buff or brownish. Gills: decurrent, thick, waxy, often distant. Spore print: white.
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