Yellowfoot Chanterelle
Craterellus tubaeformis
Craterellus tubaeformis Assessment

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Caractéristiques clés
- Funnel-shaped brown to grayish-brown cap
- Decurrent yellow-orange blunt ridges
- Frequent cross-veining on underside
- Yellowish
- tapering stem
Couleur :
Brown cap with yellow-orange underside
Odeur :
Unknown
Mode de croissance :
Clustered
Environnement :
Soil and mossy woodland floor
Habitat et distribution
Habitat :
Mossy areas in coniferous and mixed forests
Distribution :
Temperate Northern Hemisphere
Saisonnalité :
Late summer to winter
Valeur économique
Demande du marché :
High - widely foraged and traded commercially
Gamme de prix :
$15-25/lb fresh
Usage commercial :
Sold fresh or dried in specialty culinary markets globally
Espèces similaires
False Chanterelle
Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca
Différences clés :
- Features true, sharp-edged gills instead of blunt ridges
- Cap is typically more uniformly orange rather than deep brown
Deadly Webcap
Cortinarius rubellus
Différences clés :
- Features true rust-brown gills
- Stem typically retains web-like cortina remnants
- Cap is conical or umbonate, rarely deeply funnel-shaped
Action recommandée
Examine the underside for blunt, cross-veined ridges rather than sharp, true gills to confirm identification.