Ramariaceae

Ramariaceae is the name given to a family of Champignon S Basidiomycète S, also called Clavaire S or “ramal” (because of their form in branches ). They evoke almost all the structure of a small tree, whose branches all would be upwards directed.

They are called " Coral fungus" (mushroom - coral) by the Anglo-Saxons because of his resemblance to certain corals.

This family colonized all the continents.

Except some exceptions, marketed in certain countries, these mushrooms are considered not-edible or without culinary interest.

They play a part very important in the forest as a ectomycorrhizic.

This family includes/understands, for example:

Ramaria abietina (or Ramal making green)
Ramaria apiculata
Ramaria will araiospora
Ramaria aurea (or Clavaire gilded)
Ramaria bataillei
Ramaria bonii
Ramaria botrytis (or Clavaire cauliflower)
Ramaria botrytoides
Ramaria will cystidiophora
Ramaria decurrens
Ramaria eumorpha
Ramaria fennica v. griseolilacina
Ramaria flaccida , Ramariaflaccida VAr. crispula
Ramaria flava (or yellow Clavaire)
Ramaria fistulosa
Ramaria flavobrunnescens
Ramaria flavoides
Ramaria flavescens
Ramaria flavescens F. flavicingula
Ramaria formosa (or Clavaire pretty)
Ramaria fuscobrunnea
Ramaria gracilis
Ramaria grandipes
Ramaria krieglsteineri
Ramaria invalii
Ramaria largentii
Ramaria lutea
Ramaria mairei
Ramaria myceliosa
Ramaria neoformosa
Ramaria obtusissima , Ramaria obtusissima v. scandinavica
Ramaria ochracea
Ramaria pallida
Ramaria paludosa
Ramaria pulcherrima
Ramaria rosella
Ramaria rubiginosa
Ramaria rubripermanens
Ramaria rugosa
Ramaria sanguinea
Ramaria sandaracina
Ramaria subaurantiaca
Ramaria subbotrytis '

Ramaria stricta (or Clavaire right-hand side)

Ramaria suecica

Ramaria subbotrytis

Ramaria terrea

Ramaria testaceoflava

Ramaria varians

See too

Clavaire

External bonds

page devoted to Ramariaceae, with some illustrations
Illustrations for assistance with classification

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