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A genus of about 30 collybioid mushrooms separated from Collybia s.l., distinguished by a whitish to pinkish spore print and spores that are at least partly dextrinoid in Melzer's reagent. Most species decompose litter or wood in temperate North America and Europe.
Fairly large collybioid fruit bodies; caps often greasy or spotted; gills crowded; spore print whitish to pinkish cream; spores smooth, partly dextrinoid.
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