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| © Fungi of Saskatchewan | |
Bisporella citrina
WARNING: This web site does NOT identify if a mushroom as edible or not.
Please consult an expert PRIOR to consuming ANY wild mushroom or fungus..
| The Yellow Cups live up to their name; their 3 mm concave cap is actually cup-shaped or saucer-shaped. The cup’s interior is a deep yellow, the outside a little paler. This mushroom has tiny, tapering stem that seems almost non-existent. The reproductive spores are borne on the concave surface of the cup. The Yellow Cup appears in dense clusters and prefers a habitat containing moist, fallen limbs and decaying logs. It is abundant in Summer to Autumn seasons. |
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