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Pinkgills
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Pinkgills

Entoloma

Entoloma is a genus of fungi in the order Agaricales, with the common name of pinkgills. The basidiocarps (fruit bodies) are typically agaricoid (gilled mushrooms), though a minority are gasteroid. All have salmon-pink basidiospores which colour the gills at maturity and are angular (polyhedral) under a microscope. The genus is large, with almost 2000 species worldwide. Most species are saprotrophic, but some are ectomycorrhizal, and a few are parasitic on other fungi. The type, Entoloma sinuatum, is one of several Entoloma species that are poisonous, typically causing mild to severe gastrointestinal illness.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Nolanea

subgenusNolanea

Cubospora

subgenusCubospora

Claudopus

subgenusClaudopus

Cyanula

subgenusCyanula

Entoloma

subgenusEntoloma

Leptonia

subgenusLeptonia

Prunuloides

subgenusPrunuloides

Bleachy Entoloma

speciesEntoloma ferruginans

Alboleptonia

subgenusAlboleptonia

Pouzarella

subgenusPouzarella

Trichopilus

subgenusTrichopilus

Entoloma indigoferum

speciesEntoloma indigoferum

Entoloma rodwayi

speciesEntoloma rodwayi

Entoloma unicolor

speciesEntoloma unicolor

Entoloma necopinatum

speciesEntoloma necopinatum

Omphaliopsis

subgenusOmphaliopsis

Entoloma griseum

speciesEntoloma griseum

Entoloma albidocoeruleum

speciesEntoloma albidocoeruleum

Entoloma albidosimulans

speciesEntoloma albidosimulans

Entoloma tomentosolilacinum

speciesEntoloma tomentosolilacinum

Entoloma subsaundersii

speciesEntoloma subsaundersii

Inocephalus

subgenusInocephalus

Entoloma mastoideum

speciesEntoloma mastoideum

Entoloma percrinitum

speciesEntoloma percrinitum

Entoloma moongum

speciesEntoloma moongum

Entoloma bicolor

speciesEntoloma bicolor

Entoloma cystomarginatum

speciesEntoloma cystomarginatum

Entoloma salmoneum

speciesEntoloma salmoneum

Entoloma luridum

speciesEntoloma luridum

Entoloma rhombisporum

complexEntoloma rhombisporum

Entoloma cuboideum

speciesEntoloma cuboideum

Entoloma burkilliae

speciesEntoloma burkilliae

Entoloma parasiticum

speciesEntoloma parasiticum

Entoloma olivaceomarginatum

speciesEntoloma olivaceomarginatum

Entoloma velutinum

speciesEntoloma velutinum

Entoloma stylophorum

speciesEntoloma stylophorum

Entoloma brevispermum

speciesEntoloma brevispermum

Erophila

sectionErophila

Entoloma cyanonigrum

speciesEntoloma cyanonigrum

Entoloma watsonii

speciesEntoloma watsonii

Entoloma farlowii

speciesEntoloma farlowii

Entoloma cinereolamellatum

speciesEntoloma cinereolamellatum

Entoloma sp. 'IN11'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'IN11'

Entoloma peralbidum

speciesEntoloma peralbidum

Entoloma sp. 'IN5'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'IN5'

Entoloma sp. 'IN35'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'IN35'

Entoloma subradiatum

speciesEntoloma subradiatum

Entoloma album

speciesEntoloma album

Entoloma crinitum

speciesEntoloma crinitum

Entoloma gasteromycetoides

speciesEntoloma gasteromycetoides

Entoloma stramineopallescens

speciesEntoloma stramineopallescens

Entoloma subviduense

speciesEntoloma subviduense

Entoloma largentii

speciesEntoloma largentii

Entoloma sp. 'NY07'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'NY07'

Entoloma canescens

speciesEntoloma canescens

Entoloma transmutans

speciesEntoloma transmutans

Entoloma fuscatum

speciesEntoloma fuscatum

Entoloma sp. 'CA37'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'CA37'

Entoloma sp. 'IN12'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'IN12'

Entoloma sp. 'CA44'

speciesEntoloma sp. 'CA44'

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