Tricholomatales

• species – Common Name – Edibility Code
  A – Excellent; B – Edible; C – Edible only when well-cooked; D – Deadly; N – Non-edible, but not poisonous; P – Poisonous
  * Listed under two genera; ** Listed under three genera

• velutipes – Velvet Shank * – B

• amianthinum – Saffron Parasol – N

• velutipes – Velvet Shank * – B

Hygrophoraceae

• agathosmus – Scented Wax Cap – N
• cossus – Stinking Wax Cap – N
• eburneus – Ivory Wax Cap – N
• hypothejus – Yellow-gilled Wax Cap – N
• marzuolus – March Wax Cap – B
• nemoreus – Wax Cap of the Woods – B
• olivacoalbus – Olive Wax Cap – N
• penarius – Fawn Wax Cap – B
• pratensis – Meadow Wax Cap ** – B
• puniceus – Crimson Wax Cup * – N
• russula – Russula Wax Cap – N

• pratensis – Meadow Wax Cap ** – B

• niveus – Snow-white Wax Cap – B
• pratensis – Meadow Wax Cap **– B

• chlorophana – Lemon Hygrocybe – N
• coccinea – Scarlet Wax Cap – N
• conica – Conical Wax Cap – P
• miniata – Vermillion Wax Cap – N
• psittacina – Parrot Wax Cap – N
• punicea – Crimson Wax Cap * – N

Marasmiaceae

• myosura – Mousetail Collybia * – N

• butyracea – Buttery Tough Shank – N
• butyracea var. asema – Asema Butter Cap – N
• confluens – Clustered Tough Shank – N
• distorta – Distorted Tough Shank – N
• dryopia – Russet Tough Shank – N
• fusipes – Spindle Shank – P
• kuehneriana – Red-stemmed Collybia –
• maculata – Spotted Tough Shank – N
• myosura – Mousetail Collybia * – N
• peronata – Woody Woolly Foot – N
• platyphylla – Shredded Collybia ** – N

• ramealis – Branch-gilled Mushroom * – N

• collinus – Hill Marasmius – P
• oredes – Fairy Ring Champignon – A
• personatus (urens) – Woody Woolly Foot – N
• ramealis – Branch-gilled Mushroom * – N
• rotula – Wheel Mushroom – N

• platyphylla – Shredded Collybia ** – N

• foetidum – Stinking Marasmius – N

• alcalina – Bleach-scented Mycena – N
• arcaneliana – Olive-coloured Mycena – N
• crocata – Orange-milk Mycena – N
• epiptergia – Fern Mycena – N
• filopes (amygdalina, iodens) – Iodine-scented Mycena – N
• galericulata – Bonnet Mycena – N
• galopus (galopoda) – Milk-drop Mycena – N
• haematopus – Bleeding Mycena – N
• inclinata – Stinking Mycena – N
• leptocephala – Thin-capped Mycena – N
• olivaceomarginata – Olive-margined Mycena – N
• polygramma – Stripe-stemmed Mycena – N
• pura – Pure Mycena – P
• rosea – Pink Mycena – P
• rosella – Rose Mycena – N
• sanguinolenta – Blood-red Mycena – N

• longipes – Tall Collybia – N
• mucida – Porcelain Mushroom – N
• platyphylla – Shredded Collybia ** – N
• radicata – Rooting Shank – N

• esculentus – Edible Collybia – N
• tenacellus – Tenacious Collybia –

• cornucopiae – Branched Oyster Mushroom – A
• eryngii – Eryngo Pleurotis – B
• dryinus – Veiled Oyster Mushroom – N
• ostreatus – Oyster Mushroom – B
• serotinus – Winter Panellus – N
• stipticus – Styptic Mushroom – N

• cochlectus – Spiral Lentinus – N
• tigrinus – Striped Lentinus – N

• borealis – Northern Agaric – N
• melles – Honey Fungus – C
• ostoyae – Darkening Amarillaria – N
• tabescens – Ringless Armallaria – B

• gambosa – St. George’s Mushroom * – A

• amethystea – Amethyst Deceiver * – B
• clavipes – Club-foot Funnel Cap – N
• dealbata – Ivory Mushroom – P
• geotropa – Monk’s Head – B
• gibba – Funnel Cap – B
• giganteus – Giant Funnel Cap * – B
• inversa – Inside Out Agaric * – N
• nebularis – Clouded Agaric – C
• odora – Aniseed Mushroom – N
• phyllophila – Leaf-mold Agaric – P

• ericetorum – Moss Omphalia – N

• amethystea – Amethyst Deceiver * – B
• laccata – Deceiver – B
• proxima – Close Deceiver – N

• flaccida – Flacid Agaric – N
• inversa – Inside Out Agaric * – N
• nuda – Wood Blewit * – A
• panaeolus (luscina) – Cloudy Tricholoma * – B
• saeva (personata) – Field Blewit * – A
• sordida – Lesser Blue-foot – B

• gentianus – Bitter Funnel Cap – N
• giganteus – Giant Funnel Cap * – B

• decastes – Grey-capLyophyllum – N

• grammopodia – Stripe-stemmed Tricholoma – N
• melaleuca – Black-and-White Agaric – N

• asterophora – Star-bearing Nyctalis – N
• parasitica – Parasitic Nyctalis – N

• fibula – Orange Nail Fungus – N
• pyxidata – Pixie Funnel Cap – N

• nudus – Wood Blewit * – A
• panaeolus – Cloudy Tricholoma * – B
• saevus – Field Blewit * – A

• fibula – Orange Nail Fungus – N

• argyraceum – Coppice Tricholoma – B
• atrosquamosus – Black-scaled Tricholoma – B
• auratum – Golden Tricholoma – B
• cingulatum – Belted Tricholoma – B
• columbetta – Dove-like Tricholoma – B
• decora – Elegant Tricholoma – N
• equestre (flavovirens) – Saddle-shaped Tricholoma – A
  Note: Two sites, National Library of Medicine and Health Canada, warn that excessive use of this species has caused poisoning.
• fracticum – Pine Tricholoma – N
• fulvum – Fawn Tricholoma – N
• georgii – St. George’s Mushroom – A
• myomyces – Mousy Tricholoma – B
• orirubens – Blushing Tricholoma – B
• pardinum (tigrinum) – Striped Tricholoma – P
• populinum – Polpar Tricholoma – N
• portentosum – Pretentious Tricholoma – A
• pseudonictitans – Shiny Tricholoma – N
• rutilana – Plums and Custard * – N
• saponaceum – Soapy Tricholoma – N
• scalpturatum – Yellowing Tricholoma – B
• scioides – Grey Tricholoma – N
• sulfureum – Sulfur Tricholoma – P
• terreum – Dirty Tricholoma – B
• ustale – Bitter Tricholoma – N
• ustaloides – Tawny Tricholoma – N
• vaccinum – Brindle Tricholoma – N
• virginatum – Acrid Tricholoma – N

• rutilana – Plums and Custard * – N