🍄 Family

Gomphaceae

10 species · Fungi

Fungi › Basidiomycota › Agaricomycetes › Gomphales › Gomphaceae

Ramaria capitata Corner is a widespread, relatively common coral fungus of the Gomphaceae family found in Australia.

Ramaria stricta is a common lignicolous coral fungus with a bushy fruit body, distinct anise odor and bitter taste.

Ramaria botrytis is an edible ectomycorrhizal coral fungus, widely distributed across multiple continents with two recognized varieties.

Ramaria rasilispora is a large coral fungus found mostly in North American coniferous forests, with one reported Himalayan population.

Ramaria araiospora is a probably mycorrhizal coral fungus with red branches, native mostly to North America's Pacific Northwest.

Gomphus clavatus is a violet-to-brown gomphoid fungus that forms mycorrhizae in coniferous forests across the Northern Hemisphere.

Phaeoclavulina abietina is a small inedible branching mushroom that grows in coniferous forest duff in North America and Europe.

Phaeoclavulina myceliosa is an inedible North American coral fungus found in California mountains.

Turbinellus kauffmanii is a vase-shaped mushroom native to western North America that contains the toxic compound norcaperatic acid.

Turbinellus floccosus is a vase-shaped mushroom found across North America and Asia, toxic to some people but eaten in regions.

Related Families

Clavariadelphaceae 4 species Lentariaceae 1 species

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