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A small genus of wood-decaying agarics with grey-brown streaked caps, very broad white gills and thick white rhizomorphs at the stem base. A 2007 DNA study split the formerly worldwide M. platyphylla into several regional species; M. rodmanii is the common eastern North American species.
Cap: grey-brown, radially fibrillose. Gills: broad, distant, white. Stem: fibrous, with white rhizomorphs at the base. Spore print: white.
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