What is another word for marasmius?
Pronunciation: [maɹˈazmɪəs] (IPA) 
Marasmius is a genus of fungi that belongs to the family Marasmiaceae. Commonly known as the fairy-ring mushrooms, they are small and delicate, and many species have an important role in breaking down dead vegetation. There are many synonyms for the word Marasmius in the mycological world. Some of the synonyms include Collybia, Mycetinis, Micromphale, and Gymnopus. These different names reflect the historical and morphological variations in the genus. Despite these changes, the defining characteristics of Marasmius, such as their small size and delicate appearance, remain consistent. Regardless of their name, all Marasmius fungi play an important role in decomposing organic matter and maintaining healthy ecosystems.
