Inedible
Gilded domecapLyophyllum favrei
Expert-verifiedUpdated October 3, 2026
Passport
- Edibility
- Inedible
- Reviewed
- Yes ✓
Description
›Scientific synonyms (2)
Tricholoma favrei R. Haller Aarau & R. Haller Suhr, Calocybe favrei (R. Haller Aar. & R. Haller Suhr) Bon
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Frequently asked questions
Is Gilded domecap edible or poisonous?
Gilded domecap is inedible. Before eating any wild mushroom, always double-check current information in reliable sources and consult an expert.
What is the scientific name of Gilded domecap?
The Latin name is Lyophyllum favrei. It belongs to the genus Lyophyllum, family Lyophyllaceae.
Sources
- [1]Вікіпедія (українська)
- [2]Атлас грибів України, Зеров Д.К. (1979)
- [3]MycoBank Database
- [4]Index Fungorum
- [5]GBIF
- [6]iNaturalist Ukraine