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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Kanttarelli-saalis_VIII04_C_3361.JPG|thumb|Kanttarelli-saalis_VIII04_C_3361]] '''Cantharellaceae''' is a family of fungi within the order [[Cantharellales]]. This family includes several well-known genera, such as [[Cantharellus]], [[Craterellus]], and [[Pseudocraterellus]]. Members of the Cantharellaceae family are commonly known as chanterelles and are highly regarded for their culinary value.<br />
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== Description ==<br />
The fungi in the Cantharellaceae family are characterized by their distinctive fruiting bodies, which often have a funnel-shaped or vase-like appearance. The hymenium (spore-bearing surface) is typically smooth, wrinkled, or veined, rather than gilled. The spore print of these fungi is usually white to yellowish.<br />
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== Genera ==<br />
The Cantharellaceae family includes several genera:<br />
* '''[[Cantharellus]]''' - This genus includes the well-known golden chanterelle, which is prized for its flavor and aroma.<br />
* '''[[Craterellus]]''' - Members of this genus are often referred to as black trumpets or horn of plenty.<br />
* '''[[Pseudocraterellus]]''' - This genus includes species that are similar in appearance to Craterellus but differ in microscopic characteristics.<br />
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== Habitat ==<br />
Cantharellaceae fungi are typically found in forests, often forming mycorrhizal associations with trees. They are commonly found in both temperate and tropical regions around the world.<br />
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== Edibility ==<br />
Many species within the Cantharellaceae family are edible and are highly sought after by foragers and chefs. The golden chanterelle ([[Cantharellus cibarius]]) is one of the most popular edible mushrooms and is known for its fruity aroma and peppery taste.<br />
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== Related Pages ==<br />
* [[Cantharellus]]<br />
* [[Craterellus]]<br />
* [[Pseudocraterellus]]<br />
* [[Cantharellales]]<br />
* [[Mycorrhiza]]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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== External Links ==<br />
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[[Category:Cantharellaceae]]<br />
[[Category:Cantharellales]]<br />
[[Category:Edible fungi]]<br />
[[Category:Mycorrhizal fungi]]<br />
[[Category:Fungi families]]<br />
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