When: 2008-08-28
Collection location: Thurman Area near the New River Gorge Fayette Co. West Virginia [Search]
Who: Eddee (ravenhawkdr)
No herbarium specimen

Notes: This seem to be a very common chatrelle it grows everwhere spoor print ppinksh yelow.

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Proposed Name		User		Community Vote
Cantharellales lateritius		ravenhawkdr		2% (2)
Recognized by sight: found growing on pathways in hard wood forrest Used references: Mushrooexpert.com
Cantharellus appalachiensis Peterson		darv		55% (1)
Recognized by sight: Cantharellus lateritius is suppose to have a smooth hymenium and this one looks like it has wrinkled folds.
Cantharellus cibarius Fr.		shroomydan		53% (1)
Recognized by sight: I’d call those ordinary chanterelles, Cantharellus cibarius.
Cantharellus “americanus”		amanitarita		79% (1)
Recognized by sight: As Darv pointed out, lateritius has smooth or vaguely ribbed hymenium; appalachiensis has a brownish cap and a yellow stipe with a white base; “americanus” is the new name (in publication) for the “ordinary” Eastern chanterelle.

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Observation Created: Thu Aug 28 17:56:45 -0700 2008
Last Modified: Thu Aug 28 17:56:45 -0700 2008 by Eddee (ravenhawkdr)
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