Valvacea
Valvacea is a genus of fungi belonging to the family Amanitaceae. These mushrooms are characterized by a distinct valvular or pocket-like structure within their gills, which gives the genus its name. This anatomical feature, while sometimes subtle, distinguishes Valvacea from closely related genera.
The species within Valvacea are generally small to medium-sized mushrooms, often found growing in woodland environments,
Reproduction in Valvacea, as with other fungi, occurs through the production of spores. These spores are typically
Identification of Valvacea species can be challenging and often requires microscopic examination of spores and gill