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Cantharellus cibarius |
Characteristics:
Cap – 44 to 10 cm wide; the funnel-shaped cap has a wavy, irregular margin; yellowish;
Stalk – 3 to 6 cm, yellowish and funnelled;
Flesh – white; solid; odor fragrant and sweet, like apricots.
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Boletus Edulis |
Characteristics:
Cap – it can reach up to 20 cm of diameter, is very viscous, especially in wet weather, dark brown and has concavous form;
Stalk – 10 to 20cm, reddish-brown fading to white in areas near the margin, rather large in comparison to the cap;
Flesh – white, wet, with sweetish flavour;
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Hydnum repandum |
Characteristics:
Cap – 2 to 12 cm wide; the margin inrolled at firt; dry; fairly smooth; broadly convex; dull orange-tan or paler.
Stalk – 2 to 7 cm long; 1 to 2, 5 cm thick; bruising brownish; it has no veil.
Flesh – whitish; odor mild.
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Craterellus Cornucopioides |
Characteristics:
Cap – 44 to 9 cm, trumpet form, tubular at first, bluish purple, smooth;
Stalk – grey, hollow, without a clearly defined stalk;
Flesh – thin and brittle; blackish. |
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Cantharellus Tubaeformis |
Characteristics:
Cap – trumpet form, with about 5cm of diameter, greyish brown to blackish brown colour;
Stalk – it has a more yellowish coloration in the part that is in contact with the ground; the parts closed to the cap have a more greyish coloration;
Flesh – aromatic smell with sweetish flavour; yellowish.
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