Entolomataceae, Tricholomataceae, Mycena, Omphalotus, and Marasmius

This tutorial explores various families and genera within the Agaricales order, including Entolomataceae, Tricholomataceae, Mycena, Marasmius, Omphalotus, and Lentinula. It covers the characteristics, ecological roles, and notable species of these groups, such as the matsutake and shiitake mushrooms. The video also discusses the conservation status of certain species and the unique features of bioluminescent mushrooms.

Which family is known for producing pink spores and having gills attached to the stipe?

• Tricholomataceae

• Omphalotus

• Entolomataceae

• Mycena

What is the common name for Tricholoma matsutake in Japan?

• Shiitake

• Pine mushroom

• Jack O Lantern

• Fairy ring mushroom

Which genus is characterized by small, saprobic mushrooms with a conical cap?

• Mycena

• Marasmius

• Tricholoma

• Lentinula

Which Mycena species is known for its bioluminescent properties?

• Mycena chlorophyllous

• Mycena hematopoiesis

• Mycena rotula

• Mycena oreades

What is the defining feature of marcescent mushrooms like those in the Marasmius genus?

• They are always bioluminescent

• They can revive after drying out

• They decompose quickly

• They have a strong aroma

Which genus includes mushrooms that are bioluminescent and should not be consumed?

• Mycena

• Lentinula

• Omphalotus

• Tricholoma

What is the common name for Lentinula edodes?

• Matsutake

• Jack O Lantern

• Shiitake

• Fairy ring mushroom