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Blue chanterelles
1 species
Ectomycorrhizal fungi of conifer forests forming clustered, spoon- to funnel-shaped, blue, purple or black fruitbodies with a ridged underside. Long treated as one species, the genus was split into five species in 2017 (Voitk et al., Mycologia 109).
Fruitbody: clustered fans or funnels, colors brown to blue, purple or black. Hymenium: matte, vein-like ridges. Spores: hyaline, inamyloid, irregularly lobed or nodulose. Clamps present.
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