What Do Cyathus Mean?

1 or kyathos \ ˈkīəˌthäs \ plural cyathi\ -​ˌthī \ or kyathoi\ -​ˌthȯi \ : a long-handled cup or earthenware ladle used especially in ancient Greece for filling drinking cups with wine.

Is Cyathus edible?

surface distinctly grooved; shiny; pale gray or grayish-brown; young vases are covered by a whitish membrane. like cord (funiculus) to the inner cup wall. Edibility: Not edible.

Is Cyathus Olla poisonous?

Cyathus olla is thick-walled, and flared outwards at the rim; the rim is typically wavy in outline. The 'eggs', or peridioles, typically number 8 to 10 in the cup, and they are white or grey in color, with a diameter of 2–4 mm—conspicuously larger than other Cyathus species. ... The species is inedible.