artomyces pyxidatus the candelabra coral fungus wood log

navigate by keyword : agaric age artomyces aspen autumn background beautiful because blunt body branches bushy candelabra clavicorona color conditionally considered consistency coral couronne crown crownshaped early edges edible environment forest fruit fungi fungus genus green groups grows hardwood high inedible june klavikorona krynochkovidnaya long macro mushroom mushrooms mycology natural nature outdoor pale pick pinkish plant pyxidatus quite rotten september serrated singly solid sometimes stack suitable summer texture tinge tipped tips toadstools tree use vertical will wood woodland yellow yellowishochre young

Artomyces pyxidatus - The Candelabra Coral. Artomyces pyxidatus coral fungus on wood log Royalty Free Stock Photo

Artomyces pyxidatus - The Candelabra Coral. Artomyces pyxidatus coral fungus on wood log

Crown coral, Artomyces pyxidatus growing on aspen wood.Coral mushroom Artomyces pyxidatus growing on the tree. Also known as crown coral or crown-tipped coral. Natural environment, inedible mushroom. Clavicorona krynochkovidnaya - Artomyces pyxidatus, a conditionally edible mushroom from the genus Artomyces. The fruit body is 5-10 20 cm high, bushy, with long vertical branches of a yellowish-ochre color with a pale yellow and pinkish tinge and pale blunt, with serrated crown-shaped tips along the edges. Klavikorona krynochkovidnaya is considered inedible because of its solid consistency. But at a young age it will be quite suitable for use. Clavicorona krynochkovidnaya grows from early June to September on rotten hardwood aspen, in groups, sometimes singly.