Stigmatocarpus
Stigmatocarpus is a genus of fungi belonging to the family Strophariaceae. These mushrooms are saprotrophic, meaning they derive nutrients from dead organic matter. They are typically found in forest ecosystems, often growing on decaying wood or leaf litter. The genus was described in 1988 by mycologists R. Singer and J. Smith.
The fruiting bodies of Stigmatocarpus species generally have a gilled structure. The cap shape can vary, often
While some species within Stigmatocarpus are known, the genus is not as widely studied or recognized as