The Belly-Coral (Ramaria mairei, syn: Ramaria pallida), also known as pale coral or abdominal goat-beard, is a poisonous fungal species of the pig's ear relative family.
Cap Diameter:
0 - 150 mm
Odor:
Sour-soapy scent, reminiscent of seasoned stock.
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Attributes
Toxicity and Edibility
Similar Species
Tips for Finding
Clean and Preserve
Common Questions
General Info About Ramaria mairei
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Attributes of Ramaria mairei
Cap Diameter
0 - 150 mm
Height
6 - 18 cm
Cap
0 - 150 mm in wide
Stem
6 - 18 cm high; bushlike, thick, short; whitish at base; rugose lengthwise, tips obtuse with short teeth
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Is Ramaria mairei Toxic?
Ramaria mairei typically grows in both coniferous and deciduous forests, usually appearing during fall. Distinguished by its coral-like appearance, ramaria mairei's toxin poses gastrointestinal risks if ingested, causing digestive issues, vertigo, vision complications, and blood circulation troubles. It's strongly advised to avoid consumption.
