4 species
A large, cosmopolitan genus of roughly 300 small, white-spored collybioid mushrooms, most of them litter and wood decomposers. Many species were formerly placed in Collybia before that genus was split in 1997.
Small to medium collybioid fruit bodies; caps brown to white; gills attached to free; stems pliant to tough, often with rhizomorphs; spore print white to cream; spores smooth, inamyloid.
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