Craterellus Cantharellus
Craterellus cantharellusCap or Pileus - Margin wavy. Yellow or pinkish yellow. Fleshy, firm, convex, then centrally depressed.
Gills or Lamellae - Blunt, running down the stem, forking many times.
Stem - Solid, yellow, and smooth.
Spores - Yellowish.
Flesh - White, slightly stained in places. Taste slightly peppery; no odour.
Time - Summer and autumn.
Habitat - Specimen photographed was found growing in moss and earth on an old wood road in mixed woods, New Jersey.