Editing Secotioid (section)

==Examples==
''[[Cortinarius]]'' is a very widespread genus of agarics, but also contains some secotioid species, such as ''C. leucocephalus'', ''C. coneae'' and ''C. cartilagineus''.

[[File:Pholiota nubigena (Harkn.) Redhead 352483.jpg|thumb|130px|right|''Pholiota nubigena'']]
''[[Pholiota nubigena]]'' is a secotioid species found early in the year at high altitude in the western United States.  It was originally assigned to ''[[Secotium]]'' and later to a more specific secotioid genus ''Nivatogastrium'', but in fact it is closely allied to ''[[Pholiota squarrosa]]''<ref name=thiers/> and it has now been moved to genus ''[[Pholiota]]'' itself, although the latter consists primarily of [[agaric]]s.<ref name=Nivatogastrium1/><ref name="Matheny 2007"/><ref name=SFnubigena/>

''[[Gastroboletus]]'' is a secotioid [[bolete]] genus where the fruiting bodies may or may not open, but in any case the tubes are not aligned vertically as in a true bolete.<ref name=thiers/>

Secotioid mushrooms of the genus ''[[Endoptychum]]'' (such as ''E. agaricoides'', ''E. arizonicum'') have been now moved to genus ''[[Chlorophyllum]]'', closely related to ''[[Macrolepiota]]''. 

[[File:Agaricus deserticola G. Moreno, Esqueda & Lizárraga 762174.jpg|thumb|130px|left|''Agaricus deserticola'']]
''[[Agaricus deserticola]]'' is a secotioid species of ''[[Agaricus]]'' (the genus of common cultivated mushrooms) which at one time was placed in the genus ''Secotium''. Similarly, ''[[Agaricus inapertus]]'' was formerly known as ''Endoptychum depressum'' until [[molecular phylogenetics|molecular]] analysis revealed it to be closely aligned with ''Agaricus''.<ref name=Vellinga2003/>