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Scaly vase chanterelles
1 species
Vase- or trumpet-shaped, ectomycorrhizal Gomphaceae with scaly upper surfaces and wrinkled, ridged undersides, separated from Gomphus on molecular evidence in 2011. Turbinellus floccosus and T. kauffmanii contain norcaperatic acid and cause gastrointestinal illness in many people.
Fruitbody: vase-shaped with a hollow, scaly top. Underside: ridged to wrinkled, decurrent. Spores: ellipsoid, finely warty.
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