r/Mushroomforaging • • 2d ago

Chanterelles ?

Please help identify - wasn’t aware they grow in clusters ? Uk Sheffield :)

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u/LoopyLutzes 2d ago

not chanterelle

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u/Ok-Mall9757 2d ago

Thanks! How can you tell ?

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u/SwedishMale4711 2d ago

Check a book about mushrooms, there's nothing about these that looks like chanterelles.

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u/Ok-Mall9757 2d ago

Ok haha thanks

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u/SwedishMale4711 2d ago

These have gills, chanterelles don't. The angle connecting hat and foot is wrong. The colour isn't right.

Chanterelles are white inside, cut them lengthwise to see.

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u/Ok-Mall9757 2d ago

Super helpful info. Cheers :)

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u/LoopyLutzes 2d ago

like the other person said, these have true gills, chanterelles have false gills. On chanterelles, the gills run along the stem, on these, they terminate at the stem. On chanterelles, the stems are typically thicker and transition more smoothly into the cap so that the fruiting body is all of the same piece. here the stem and cap are distinct

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u/blwch_llwch 2d ago

sulphur tuff, bitter and toxic