description Clavaria fragilis Overview
Clavaria fragilis is a small white club or coral fungus that produces slender, fragile, spindle-shaped fruit bodies in tufts. It is most often associated with short, unimproved grassland and has been recorded in Europe and North America. The fruit bodies are usually unbranched or only slightly branched, with white to cream coloration and a delicate texture. It is generally regarded as inedible, and its conservation interest comes from its association with older, low-fertilizer grasslands.
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