CHANTERELLE (Fungus)
Cantharellus Cibarius
Chanterelle Family [Cantharellaceae] 
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Chanterelle Family [Cantharellaceae]
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| 30th July 2009, Cairngorm National Pk, Scotland. | Photo: © Derek Mayes |
| Typical fluted and tapered appearance of the fungus in various hues of yellow. |
| 30th July 2009, Cairngorm National Pk, Scotland. | Photo: © Derek Mayes |
| The well exposed gills are forked near the extremities. |
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Lookee-Likees : The poisonous
Distinguishing Feature : The yellowness of the mushroom and the trumpet shape with long obvious striations or gills.
No relationship to : The poisonous Grows in mainly deciduous woodland associated with oak, hazel or chestnut, or under coniferous trees. A much sought-after edible mushroom. ANY TEXT GOES HERE |
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Chanterelle Family [Cantharellaceae]
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