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    Question #34332. student asks:

    I live in NC. I found a mushroom growing on a piece of wood that I think may be a Chanterelle. The cap is creamy and becomes darker at the center. The stem and gills are whitish. They are 4 in a clump. The edge of the cap points upward. How can I be sure it is edible or not?




    kerry8888

    while i was growing up the rule of thumb was - if its gills were dark incolour they were fine - if light - forget it. this definition served us well through the years but in fact was not a very smart thing to do.

    if you read this website it suggests not eating anything that grows wild - some mushrooms are poisonous and some toadstools are edible....and there are hundreds of varieties.......probably good advice really....

    http://www.aces.edu/Lee/newspaper/mushrooms.htm

    May 26 03, 2:27 AM
    Siskin

    I'm guessing NC is North Carolina student - so here's a mushroom site for your area.
    The rule is for any fungi - if in doubt - leave well alone!

    http://www.biology.duke.edu/fungi/

    May 26 03, 12:59 PM
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