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Small white-spored collybioid mushrooms that grow on buried or fallen conifer cones or on particular tree fruits, such as magnolia follicles. Each species tends to specialize on one kind of cone or fruit.
Cap: small, convex to flat. Stem: thin, often with a hairy rooting base. Spore print: white. Substrate: cones or fruits.
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