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Funnel Caps
2 species
Harmaja 2003. A genus of saprotrophic, funnel-shaped, white-spored mushrooms split from Clitocybe. It includes the common funnel (I. gibba, type species) and the trooping funnel (I. geotropa), with about 20 species.
Cap: 1.5-25 cm (rarely 40 cm), not hygrophanous, velvety to finely scaly, often funnel-shaped. Gills: decurrent to deeply decurrent. Spore print: whitish. Spores: smooth, hyaline, inamyloid, tear-shaped, not in tetrads. Cheilocystidia: absent. Clamps: present.
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