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hydnoid fungi) but not
poroid nor gilled;
typically effused without caps
Cantharelloid fungus –
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shallow fold-like
gills running over most...
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Gomphus is a
genus of
cantharelloid fungi in the
family Gomphaceae. Once
presumed to be
related to chanterelles,
molecular study has
shown them to be...
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types have been
classified by
their structure,
including trametoid,
cantharelloid, boletoid, and agaricoid, with
agaricoid the most
common by far. In...
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economic value and abundance. Corner, E. J. H. (1966). A
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scaly vase, or
sometimes the shaggy, scaly, or
woolly chanterelle, is a
cantharelloid mushroom of the
family Gomphaceae native to Asia and
North America....
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