peziza
/pɛˈziːzə/ or /pɛˈziːzɑː/Definitions
1. noun
A cup-shaped or trumpet-shaped fungus, typically with a thin, fragile stem and a rounded or flattened cap, especially one that produces a poisonous or edible spore-bearing structure.
“The peziza fungus is a type of mushroom that grows in clusters on the forest floor.”