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Ringless honey mushrooms
1 species
Ringless honey mushrooms: clustered, white-spored wood-rotting and root-pathogenic fungi separated from Armillaria by their lack of a ring. The Eurasian D. tabescens and the North American D. caespitosa are vicariant species.
Clustered on wood or roots; cap dry, honey-brown, finely scaly; gills whitish; stem without a ring; spore print white; causes Armillaria root disease.
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