
Cantharellula
Scientific name: Cantharellula
Cantharellula
Scientific name: Cantharellula


Description

Cantharellula is a fascinating group of fungi known for their distinctive funnel-shaped caps and well-spaced gills. A notable species within this group is often found in mossy areas, particularly associated with Polytrichum moss. These mushrooms are common in eastern North America, especially during the summer and autumn months. Their ability to thrive in mossy environments highlights their unique ecological niche and adaptability, contributing to the biodiversity and nutrient cycling within forest ecosystems.

Species of Cantharellula


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Gilled fungi Family
Pale-spore mushrooms Genus
Cantharellula