What is another word for inky-cap mushroom?
Pronunciation: [ˈɪŋkikˈap mˈʌʃɹuːm] (IPA) 
The inky-cap mushroom, also known as Coprinus comatus, is a commonly found fungus that is known for its unique appearance and flavor. This mushroom is often sought after by foodies and foragers alike, due to its rich and earthy taste. It is commonly referred to by a number of synonyms, including shaggy mane, lawyer's wig, and tall ink cap. These names all refer to the mushroom's characteristic appearance, which features a tall, cylindrical stem and a shaggy cap that is covered in a inky-black spore deposit. While this mushroom is prized for its culinary value, it should be harvested with care and cooked thoroughly to avoid any potential toxicity.
