A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

infundibularis,-e (adj.B), infundibuliformis,-e (adj.B):(fungi) “(of the pileus) funnel-shaped” (S&D); funnel-shaped, q.v.; see hypocrateriformis; see trumpet-shaped;

- corolla hypocrateriformis v. fere infundibularis, tubo brevi v. elongato basi dilatato supra gynostegium contracto (B&H), the corolla hypocrateriform or almost funnel-shaped, with the tube short or elongate, at the base dilated, contracted above the gynostegium.

- figura corollae Psychotriae in diversis speciebus diversa, tubulosa, hypocrateriformis, 1. infundibuliformis, fauce villosa aut nuda (Swartz), the shape of the corolla of Psychotria is different in different specimens, tubulose, hypocrateriform [i.e. i.e. with a long narrow tube abruptly expanded into a shorter flat or spreading limb], or [l. = vel] infundibuliform [i.e. funnel-shaped], with the throat villous or naked.

infundibuli-campanulatus,-a,-um (adj.A), infundibulo-campanulatus,-a,-um (adj.A): “between funnel-shaped and campanulate” [i.e. bell-shaped](Lindley).

Clitocybe infundibuliformis, a mushroom with a deeply depressed cap; also Cantharella infundibuliformis.