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Fibercaps
1 species
Matheny & Esteve-Rav. 2019. A genus of fibercaps split from Inocybe by Matheny and colleagues, corresponding to the former Inocybe section Rimosae. It occurs in temperate and tropical regions, and its species include muscarine-containing poisonous mushrooms such as P. rimosum.
Cap: conical to umbonate, radially fibrillose and often splitting at the margin, straw to brown. Gills: greyish to brown. Spore print: brown. Spores: smooth. Cystidia: pleurocystidia absent; cheilocystidia thin-walled.
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