mikrofibrilleja

Mikrofibrilleja is a genus of fungi in the family Cortinariaceae. It was circumscribed by Norwegian mycologist Tirval Th. Ottelin in 1912. The genus is characterized by small to moderately sized mushrooms with cylindrical or club-shaped caps, typically with radial fibers.

Mikrofibrilleja species are widespread in Northern Europe, but their distribution may vary. They typically inhabit deciduous and coniferous forests, often growing under trees or on logs. Some species have been found in litter, particularly in beech and birch forests. The subterranean litter forms provide suitable growing conditions for this genus, particularly under trees growing Mulgosaun underg. The moisture and high humus content here favor the development of the fungus.

Species description

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