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Observation: Cantharellus californicus Arora & Dunham (449)

When: 1994-02-15
Collection location: Soquel Demonstration Forest, Santa Cruz Co., California, USA [Click for map]
Who: Nathan Wilson (nathan)
No herbarium specimen

Notes: As of May 2006 I don’t believe this name has been formally published. I understand from Susie Dunham that she is working on a publication with David Arora to separate out this species based on genetic comparisons to the other Cantharellus species of Oregon and northern California. The proposed species is associated with coast live oak.

These particular specimens are the typical northern California coast live oak loving chanterelles. These were part of a huge fruiting in the Soquel Demonstration Forest found during a Fungus Federation of Santa Cruz foray.

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  nathan   (no votes)  
  nathan   85% (1)   Eye3Eyes3
Used references: As of November 2008 this name has been formally published in “A New, Commercially Valuable Chanterelle Species, Cantharellus californicus sp. nov., Associated with Live Oak in California, USA” by David Arora and Susie M. Dunham in the journal of Economic Botany.

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