👉 Oenonidae is a family of fungi that includes some of the most common mushrooms found in nature, such as shiitake and oyster mushrooms. They are characterized by their distinctive white cap-like caps on their stems, which often resemble the shape of an apple or pear. The term "oenonidae" refers to the group of fungi known for their ability to produce a variety of edible mushrooms, including those traditionally used in cuisine.
