Cantharellus concinnus

Pink Chantarelle at Murramarang National Park

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Identification history

	Cantharellus concinnus	30 Jan 2024	Teresa
	Cantharellus concinnus	24 Jan 2024	Csteele4

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Wish these weren't in a national Park! Beautiful small colony. Delightfully apricot scented.

6 comments

Teresa wrote:

26 Jan 2024

Cantharellus concinnus

Csteele4 wrote:

26 Jan 2024

@Teresa are you able to confirm? For some reason it won't let me.

Teresa wrote:

26 Jan 2024

Its waxy pitted cap with its crinkled margins and the forked gills/folds of its hymenophore are the most indicative features to me and it appear to be similar in size to those we find also.

Csteele4 wrote:

26 Jan 2024

@Teresa thank you, I meant, are you able to confirm the ID on the sighting, as although I knew what it was and I am also a moderator, because I'm not in your area I can't confirm it. :)

Teresa wrote:

26 Jan 2024

Wish I could but I don't know this new system, sorry

Csteele4 wrote:

26 Jan 2024

@Teresa no worries. Thank you anyhow!

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Location information

Maps Murramarang National Park
Places East Lynne, NSW

Sighting information

4 - 15 Abundance
24 Jan 2024 04:34 PM Recorded on
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Species information

Cantharellus concinnus Scientific name
Pink Chantarelle Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-Invasive
86m to 133.22m Recorded at altitude
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