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Description

Properties

The coral tooth fungus (Hericium coralloides) is a species of fungus from the family of Hericiaceae. It was selected by the German Society for Mycology as the Mushroom of the Year 2006.

A rare mushroom, although widespread throughout Europe. Protected in Germany, the mushroom may not be collected. It can change its way of life to saprobiontic and is therefore easy to cultivate.

A vital mushroom of world format. It is grown commercially mainly by growers who supply the dietary supplement industry.

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The branched spiny beard is edible when young. Due to its rarity (Red List G[2]), the species should be protected.

1. Growing

Growing Procedure

Best breeding Hericium coralloides results with sterile substrates based on beech flour. Aim for only single fruiting bodies on the substrate, better leave only few fruiting windows for the fungus. Breeding on logs is also possible.

Coral tooth fungus do not need a ripening phase after successful colonization of the substrate, you can immediately transfer it to the fruiting phase.

You will get an optimal result in the form of a single fruiting body if you let the fungus fruit through the filter.

Growing

Agar Culture Media: MEA
Cropping: 2 flushes, 2 weeks apart
Containers for fruiting:
Biological efficience: 150g per 1kg substrate
Substrates: Rye Berries, grain mix, hardwood, straw, supplemented sawdust

Growing Characteristics

decomposer, the similar beard grows on coniferous wood & the hedgehog on hardwood

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21-25 18-24 10-17
Relative Humidity %
95-100 80-85 85-95
Duration d
15-18 12 14
CO2 ppm
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FAE per h
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Light lux
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Natural Habitat

Hericium coralloides grows on the trunks of very rotten deciduous trees. It is mostly found on beeches, but also occurs on oaks, elms, ashes, poplars and birches. The species is widespread in Central Europe, moderately common in Germany. The fruiting bodies appear in autumn.

Deciduous trees, dead wood, preferably beech, very rarely also on spruce, late summer to late autumn, rare

2. Identification

Cap

-12 (25) cm Ø
-white, later dirty yellow
-ascending branches starting from the common stem
-young bearded, old drooping

Hymenium

Veil

Stipe

Hyphae

Spores

-white

-4-5 x 3-4 µm

-globular

Danger of confusion

Tannenstachelbart, Igelstachelbart, Weißes Stachelspitzchen, Dorniger Stachelbart, Nördlicher Stachelseitling, Rasiges Stachelspitzchen

© Alan Rockefeller

3. Consuming

Gourmet

Hericium coralloides are edible mushrooms with only mediocre taste like radish. Visually, however, an absolute feast for the eyes.

Flesh

whitish, soft, old and hard, fleshy, brittle.

Taste

mild

Smell

pleasant to slightly rettichy

Nutritional content per 100g

Proximates:
Water 88.6g
Energy (Atwater General Factors) 43kcal
Energy (Atwater Specific Factors) 35kcal
Nitrogen 0.4g
Protein 2.5g
Total lipid (fat) 0.26g
Ash 1.08g
Carbohydrates:
Carbohydrate, by difference 7.59g
Minerals:
Calcium, Ca <2.5mg
Iron, Fe 0.69mg
Magnesium, Mg 11.7mg
Phosphorus, P 94mg
Potassium, K 443mg
Sodium, Na 0mg
Zinc, Zn 0.74mg
Copper, Cu 177mg
Manganese, Mn 0.18mg
Selenium, Se 1.8µg
Vitamins and Other Components:
Thiamin 146mg
Riboflavin 363mg
Niacin 1.63mg
Vitamin B-6 66mg
Biotin 17µg
Folate, total 30µg
Vitamin D (D2 + D3), International Units 0.8IU
Vitamin D (D2 + D3) 0.02µg
Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol) 0.02µg
Vitamin D4 0µg
Phytosterols:
Stigmasterol <0.2mg
Campesterol <0.2mg
Beta-sitosterol <0.2mg
Ergosta-7-enol 2.52mg
Ergosta-5,7-dienol 4.41mg
Ergosta-7,22-dienol 819mg
Ergosterol 68mg
Beta-sitostanol <0.2mg
Delta-5-avenasterol <0.2mg
Delta-7-Stigmastenol <0.2mg
Amino acids:
Ergothioneine 17mg

© U.S. Department Of Agriculture

4. Data med, edible

other names

Armenisch
Ոզնասունկ բուստանման
Chinesisch (traditionell) 分枝猴頭菇
Chinesisch (vereinfacht) 珊瑚状猴头菌
Deutsch
Ästiger Stachelbart
Dänisch Koralpigsvamp
Englisch
Coral tooth fungus
Estnisch
harunev korallnarmik
Finnisch koralliorakas
Französisch Hydne corail
Japanisch
サンゴハリタケ
Litauisch
Korališkasis trapiadyglis
Niederländisch
Kammetjesstekelzwam
Norwegisch korallpiggsopp
Polnisch
Soplówka bukowa
Russisch
Ежовик коралловидный
Schwedisch
koralltaggsvamp
Tschechisch
korálovec bukový
Tschechisch korálovec bílý
Ungarisch
Közönséges petrezselyemgomba
Wissenschaftl. Name
Hericium coralloides
Wissenschaftl. Name
Hericium laciniatum
Wissenschaftl. Name
Hericium ramosum
Wissenschaftl. Name
Hydnum coralloides

other names

Hericium Coralloides, Hericium Ramosum, Ästiger Stachelbart, Buchenstachelbart, Alpen Stachelbart, Eiskoralle, Bartkoralle, Korallenstachelbart

Kingdom Fungi

Division Basidiomycota
Class Agaricomycetes
Order Russulales
Family Hericiaceae
Genus Hericium
Species H. coralloides
Ecology Saphrotrophic

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