Cap
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Typically 2 to 5 cm across; thin fleshed;
brown above, with a pale margin; veined beneath the cap; funnel-shaped,
with a very wavy margin. |
Veins
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Initially yellow but becoming more greyish as
the fungus matures, the wrinkled veins are forked and decurrent. There are
also cross-veins, as can be seen from this close-up picture.
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Stipe
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Tall, somewhat flattened and hollow. Typically
5 to 10 mm in diameter and often slightly club-shaped or bulbous at the
base. |
Spore print
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Pinkish-white. |
Odour/taste
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Not distinctive. |
Habitat
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In damp coniferous forests, often among ivy. |
Season
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August to October. |
Occurrence
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Frequent. |
Similar species
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- Cantharellus cibarius
is bright yellow, usually larger in diameter and more squat; it has a
solid stem, pale flesh and a slight fruity (apricot-like) smell.
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