Gymnopilus flavus (Bres.) Singer
(a rustgill)

Taxonomic hierarchy:

Species	Gymnopilus flavus (a rustgill)
Genus	Gymnopilus (rustgill toadstools)
Family	STROPHARIACEAE (a family of toadstools)
Order	AGARICALES (mushrooms and toadstools)
Subclass	AGARICOMYCETIDAE (a subclass of basidiomycetes)
Class	AGARICOMYCETES (a class of fungi)
Subphylum	AGARICOMYCOTINA (a subphylum of fungi)
Phylum	BASIDIOMYCOTA (spore droppers, basidiomycetes)
Kingdom	FUNGI (true fungi)
Domain	Eukaryota (eukaryotes)
Life	BIOTA (living things)

Gymnopilus flavus is also a member of:
Macromycetes - larger fungi, macrofungi (via Agaricales)
Fungi s.l. - fungi (in the broad sense) (via Fungi)
Lower Plants - lower plants (via Fungi s.l.)

Identification Works

	Author	Year	Title	Source
	Pearson, A.A.	1946	New Records and Observations. III	TBMS Vol 29 (4): 191-210, IN1-5.

Gymnopilus flavus (a rustgill) may also be included in identification literature listed under the following higher taxa:

Gymnopilus
(rustgill toadstools)

STROPHARIACEAE
(a family of toadstools)

AGARICALES
(mushrooms and toadstools)

AGARICOMYCETIDAE
(a subclass of basidiomycetes)

AGARICOMYCETES
(a class of fungi)

BASIDIOMYCOTA
(spore droppers, basidiomycetes)

FUNGI
(true fungi)

Eukaryota
(eukaryotes)

BIOTA
(living things)

Macromycetes
(larger fungi, macrofungi)

Fungi s.l.
(fungi (in the broad sense))

NBN (data.nbn.org.uk) has a distribution map for Gymnopilus flavus (a rustgill)

BioInfo (www.bioinfo.org.uk) has 2 host/parasite/foodplant and/or other relationships for Gymnopilus flavus (a rustgill)

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Taxonomic hierarchy:

Gymnopilus flavus is also a member of:

Identification Works

BioImages - Virtual Field-Guide (UK)