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    Specimen Oct 3, 2023

    Craterellus ignicolor

    United States of AmericaNorth Carolina
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    Record

    GrSciColl institution
    91fbe1b3-a355-4433-bb61-fb8dc4dbc341
    GrSciColl collection
    c401d6b1-eb97-44a3-8ed3-d04d6e667092
    Dataset
    Duke University Herbarium Fungal Collection
    Basis of record
    Preserved specimen

    Taxon

    Scientific name
    Craterellus ignicolor
    Taxon ID
    157463
    Higher classification
    Fungi|Basidiomycota|Agaricomycotina|Agaricomycetes|Cantharellales|Cantharellaceae|Craterellus
    Kingdom
    Fungi
    Phylum
    Basidiomycota
    Class
    Agaricomycetes
    Order
    Cantharellales
    Family
    Cantharellaceae
    Genus
    Craterellus
    Specific epithet
    ignicolor
    Rank
    Species
    Scientific name authorship
    (R.H. Petersen) Dahlman, Danell & Spatafora
    GBIF Backbone Taxonomy

    Craterellus ignicolor (R.H.Petersen) Dahlman, Danell & Spatafora

    KingdomFungiPhylumBasidiomycotaClassAgaricomycetesOrderCantharellalesFamilyHydnaceaeGenusCraterellusSpeciesCraterellus ignicolor
    • Taxon ID not found
    Catalogue of Life

    Craterellus ignicolor (R.H. Petersen) Dahlman, Danell & Spatafora

    DomainEukaryotaKingdomFungiPhylumBasidiomycotaClassAgaricomycetesOrderCantharellalesFamilyHydnaceaeGenusCraterellusSpeciesCraterellus ignicolor
    • Taxon ID not found

    Location

    Country or area
    United States of America
    Inferred
    State province
    North Carolina
    County
    Orange
    Locality
    Duke Forest, Korstian Division
    Geodetic datum
    WGS84
    Inferred

    Occurrence

    Occurrence ID
    ed9634bb-56dd-4c99-b090-7bab1686c14a
    Catalogue number
    0358169
    Record number
    2023_BIO540_366
    Recorded by
    • Nathan Yu
    Sex
    Occurrence status
    Present
    Inferred
    Occurrence remarks
    Pileus: < 1 cm and a bright orange yellow collor. Lumped and uneven. Gills: Same bright orange color, with faintly decurrent false gills. Stipe: < 2 cm with a hollow stipe and same orange color. This species is known to be mycorrhizal with oaks, beech, and birch trees, but was found growing in a group on some moss on a log. Collected on 10/03/2023 in the Duke Forest.
    Event date
    2023-10-03
    Habitat
    Pine-hardwood forest; mossy wood

    Other

    Record licence
    CC0 1.0
    Inferred
    Institution code
    DUKE
    Institution match fuzzy
    Collection ID
    1231eb25-bc07-4174-9660-69fe787f1c2e
    Identifier
    13419819
    Modified
    2024-10-28T07:49:36
    Altered
    2024-10-28 07:49:36
    original
    References
    GBIF ID
    4987884324

    Citation

    Please use this citation in publications
    Duke University Herbarium (2024). Duke University Herbarium Fungal Collection. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/vxptfo accessed via GBIF.org on 2025-08-03. https://gbif.org/occurrence/4987884324
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    Dataset
    Duke University Herbarium Fungal Collection
    Publisher
    Duke University Herbarium
    Last crawled
    2025-08-02T22:59:29.914