6 fungi drawn live in your browser, true to their published descriptions and real photographs. Turn one, look under its cap, switch off the lights and see which ones glow.
Shelved by the shape of the fruiting body.
No fungus by that name in the atlas yet.

A cap on a stipe, with gills underneath that release the spores.

An open cup lined with the spore-bearing layer, which fires its spores into the air in a visible puff.

A hollow lattice that hatches from an egg in a few hours, smeared with a smelly slime that flies carry off with the spores.

No cap and no gills: a soft, wobbling body that dries to a hard crust and swells again in the rain.