marasmius
/məˈræzmiəs/
noun
- A genus of small, thin-stemmed mushrooms that typically grow in clusters on decaying wood or leaves.
- Marasmius species are known for their ability to dry out and revive when wet.
- The field guide included several types of marasmius found in North American forests.
- The hiker spotted a cluster of marasmius mushrooms growing on a fallen log.