now classified as Infundibulicybe catinus Clitocybe cerussata Clitocybe cistophila – Europe Clitocybe clavipes – may be edible but poisonous when consumed in conjunction with alcohol, now Ampulloclitocybe clavipes Clitocybe connata – inedible, suspected to be mutagenic; species now reclassified under Leucocybe. Clitocybe costata – may be edible but due to its rareness it is not consumed. Clitocybe dealbata – ivory funnel, sweating mushroom (Europe), poisonous Clitocybe ditopus Clitocybe dilatata – poisonous Clitocybe eccentrica Clitocybe entoloma Clitocybe eucalyptorum Clitocybe fennica Clitocybe fragrans – fragrant funnel Clitocybe geotropa – trooping funnel, monk's head agaric, now classified as Infundibulicybe geotropa Clitocybe gilvaoides Clitocybe glacialis Clitocybe globispora Clitocybe glutiniceps Clitocybe lohjaensis Clitocybe marginella Clitocybe maxima - giant clitocybe - edible, now commercially grown in China. Clitocybe menthiodora Clitocybe nebularis – clouded agaric – considered edible by some, though causes gastric upset in many people Clitocybe nuda – wood blewit – a common edible distinguished in part by its lilac hue, now Lepista nuda Clitocybe odora – aniseed toadstool; grows near birch trees, but can be easily mistaken for poisonous ones mainly because of its appearance Clitocybe paraditopa – Australia Clitocybe parasitica Clitocybe rivulosa – fool's funnel (Europe, North America) Clitocybe ruderalis Clitocybe sclerotoidea Clitocybe strigosa Clitocybe subcordispora Clitocybe tarda Clitocybe truncicola Clitocybe vibecina The bioluminescent jack o'lantern mushroom (Omphalotus olearius) was formerly placed in this genus as Clitocybe illudens. See also List of Tricholomataceae genera Mushroom hunting Mushroom poisoning References External links Clitocybe at Mushroom Expert.com Agaricales genera