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7 Comments

barbarossa
barbarossa 11 years ago

I agree about the uncertainty in the world of fungi. I took a mycology class in university and we were only responsible for identification to genus level most of the time. There is just a lot of variability within species even. Very challenging.

LarsKorb
LarsKorb 11 years ago

You're welcome - but I wouldn't be too certain about it. It's a possibility, but I had so many surprises with fungi identifications...glad I could give a direction to check at least.

barbarossa
barbarossa 11 years ago

Ah, "false chanterelle". That would explain a lot, including the bright orange color. Danke vielmals!

LarsKorb
LarsKorb 11 years ago

Probably a type of Hygrophoropsis?

barbarossa
barbarossa 11 years ago

I originally thought chanterelles too, but I thought the "gills" ended rather abruptly high up on the stipe, and the color is not like any I've seen. Maybe it is this C. cinnabarinus though, those pictures look similar. Hopefully they are, I'd like to taste a few.

CorduneanuVlad
CorduneanuVlad 11 years ago

I think that this is Cantharellus cinnabarinus, but not sure.
See http://www.mushroomexpert.com/cantharell...

AlexKonig
AlexKonig 11 years ago

interessting

barbarossa
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North Carolina, USA

Spotted on Oct 6, 2012
Submitted on Oct 6, 2012

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