Clavulina cristata
Crested Coral Family Clavariaceae
Potentially Edible Small, white, branched coral with toothed tips, browning with age.
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Description Mushroom: 2.5 cm (1") high. Branched, crested with tooth-like jagged tips. Whit becoming yellowish-brown to ochre. Stalk: (Not always present) 0.5-3 cm (1/4 – 1 ¼”) long, branching below and above. Spore print: White.
Description
Mushroom: 2.5 cm (1") high. Branched, crested with tooth-like jagged tips. Whit becoming yellowish-brown to ochre.
Stalk: (Not always present) 0.5-3 cm (1/4 – 1 ¼”) long, branching below and above.
Spore print: White.
Mushroom
Habitat and Range On the ground in woods. Throughout North America. Season June-October.
Habitat and Range
On the ground in woods. Throughout North America.
Season
June-October.
