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Clavulina crestata: Crested Coral Mushroom.
Attractive edible. Grows under evergreens. Location: Canyon Rim Trail, Roaring Plains, MNF, WV.
Clavulinopsis aurantiocinnabarina,
Orange Spindle Coral: Similar to its yellow cousin, fusiformis. Location: South Prong Tr, MNF, WV.
Clublike Tuning Fork (Calocera cornea): Very small. Less than 3/4 inch. Unlike its larger cousin it
is usually unforked. Location: Middle Patuxent River, MD. Photo by Ken Clark.
Clavariadelphus pistillaris, Pestle-shaped Coral: This
species can grow up to 12 inches tall. Turns brown when bruised. Edible but unpalatable. Location: Boar's Nest Tr, MNF, WV.
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Ramaria stricta: straight-branched
Coral. Location: Gunpowder Loop Trail above Hemlock Gorge, MD. Photo by Ken Clark.
Clavulinopsis fusiformis:
Yellow Spindle Coral. 1 to 2 inches in height. Location: Bull Run Mt Conservancy, VA.
Red Raspberry Slime (Tubifera ferruginosa) w/Flat-backed
Millipedes: Actually a coral mushroom and not a slime. The red, translucent bodies give way to brown cigar-shaped stalks with
age. Photo by Ken Clark.
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Tremellodendron pallidium, Jellied False Coral: Grows under
plants in moist forests. Location: Overall Run Trail, SNP, VA.
Ramaria formosa, Yellow-tipped Coral w/Amanita fulva:
Grows on the ground under conifers. Can get quite large. Poisonous! Location: Seneca Creek Tr, MNF, WV. Photo by Jim Kirk.
Clavulina amethystina, Violet-branched Coral: Edible.
Season: July/Sept. Location: South Prong Tr, MNF, WV.
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