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Craterellus
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Summary
Craterellus is a genus of generally edible fungi similar to the closely related chanterelles, with some new species recently moved from the latter to the former. Both groups lack true gills on the underside of their caps, though they often have gill-like wrinkles and ridges....read more on Wikipedia.
64 Craterellus species found, including:
Craterellus atrocinereusblack chanterelleCraterellus aureusCraterellus boyacensisCraterellus caeruleofuscusCraterellus calicornucopioidescalifornia black trumpetCraterellus cornucopioideshorn-of-plenty3Craterellus excelsusCraterellus fallaxblack trumpetCraterellus flavobrunneusCraterellus foetidusCraterellus ignicolorflame chanterelleCraterellus lutescensyellowfoot3Craterellus melanoxerosblackening chanterelleCraterellus pallidipesCraterellus peckiiCraterellus pleurotoidesCraterellus sinuosussinuous chanterelle1Craterellus tubaeformisyellowfootCraterellus undulatussinuous chanterelle1Craterellus verrucosus
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