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Cinnabar?
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GLS
Classic Southern Gentleman
Yessir. Gil
C.Killmaster
Georgia Deer Biologist
Thanks! They shall be breakfast.
Yes, definitely. They are small, but tasty.
GLS
Classic Southern Gentleman
One give away in id'ing chants is that the false gills aren't parallel and will split into another "branch" or "limb" false gill. The above photo of the cinnabar illustrates the branching. Buttons sometimes don't have the branching developed but will be in the company of other chants. Gil
C.Killmaster
Georgia Deer Biologist
Don't the false chanterelles have branched or forked gills? That's what gave me pause over these.
GLS
Classic Southern Gentleman
You are correct. Here's a more complete discussion. Main point other than coloration is that chants' false gills are wrinkly and often shallow.
http://blog.crazyaboutmushrooms.com/chanterelle-mushroom-lookalikes-pick-right-mushrooms/
http://blog.crazyaboutmushrooms.com/chanterelle-mushroom-lookalikes-pick-right-mushrooms/
