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Rustgills
5 species
Wood- and debris-inhabiting gilled mushrooms with yellow to orange or tawny colors, rusty-orange spore prints, warty dextrinoid spores and usually bitter flesh. Some species contain psilocybin and others contain bitter, neurotoxic gymnopilins; none is considered a good edible.
Cap: yellow, orange or tawny. Gills: yellowish becoming rusty. Flesh: typically yellow and bitter. Chemical: KOH or ammonia darkens the cap. Spore print: rusty orange to rusty brown.
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