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Craterellus aureus

Craterellus aureus

A species of Craterellus

Craterellus aureus is a member of the Cantharellaceae family, known for its unique trumpet-like shape and vibrant coloration. It typically thrives in moist, wooded areas, forming symbiotic relationships with surrounding trees. This species contributes to the forest ecosystem by helping in the decomposition of dead organic material and facilitating nutrient uptake for trees.

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Attributes of Craterellus aureus
You can find Craterellus aureus by these plants:
Common douglas-fir, Coast live oak
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