Ivory funnel
Collybia dealbata · 白霜杯伞
Rarely Seen口蘑科⚠️ Poisonous
Reference sources list this as a poisonous mushroom.
The same species can be described differently across regions and stages of maturity, and countless look-alike species cannot be told apart by eye. Never use the information on this page to judge whether a real mushroom is safe to eat.
How to Tell
- Small and white, cap coated in a frost-like powder
- Gills white, running down the stem
- Grows in groups on lawns, often mixed with fairy ring champignon on the same turf
ID notes are compiled by AI from public sources, not reviewed by a mycologist, for learning only — never a basis for foraging.
Basics
- Family
- 口蘑科
- Hymenium
- Gills
- Grows On
- Grassland
- How Big
- 2–5 cm (cap diameter)
- Encounter Rate
- Rarely Seen
- Habitat
- Lawns and roadsides, often alongside fairy rings
Easily Confused With
Fairy ring champignonFairy ring champignon has a pale brown bell-shaped cap, sparse non-decurrent gills and a tough stem; ivory funnel has a frosted white cap and decurrent gills.Fun Fact
It contains muscarine, and poisoning causes heavy sweating and drooling. It often grows in the same meadow as the edible fairy ring champignon, and the two look similar in size and color.