Parvocantharellus is a subgenus of fungi in the genus Cantharellus. Species in this subgenus are found in North America, Asia and Africa.
The stipe is slender and yellow to brown. Clamp connections are abundant.[1]
The subgenus was established in 2013 based on phylogenetic analysis.
| Image | Scientific Name | Year | Mycorrhizal association | Distribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C. albus | 2020 | China (Yunnan) | ||
| C. amazonensis | 2012 | Coccoloba uvifera | Brazil | |
| C. appalachiensis | 1971 | hardwoods | eastern North America, China | |
| C. aurantinus | 2021 | China (Henan) | ||
| C. austrosinensis | 2021 | Pinus massoniana | China (Guangdong) | |
| C. aurantinus | 2021 | China (Henan, Jiangsu) | ||
| C. avellaneus | 1924 | Madagascar | ||
| C. congolensis | 1928 | Tanzania | ||
| C. convexus | 2022 | Castanopsis hystrix | China (Guangdong) | |
| C. curvatus | 2020 | Pinus densiflora, Castanea crenata | South Korea | |
| C. galbanus | 2021 | China (Hainan) | ||
| C. koreanus | 2017 | Pinus densiflora, Acer palmatum | South Korea | |
| C. luteolus | 2021 | China (Hainan) | ||
| C. luteovirens | 2021 | China (Guangdong) | ||
| C. minioalbus | 2021 | China (Yunnan) | ||
| C. minor | 1872 | Vateria indica, Diospyros malabarica, Hopea parviflora, Myristica | Eastern North America, India | |
| C. neopersicinus | 2022 | China (Guangdong) | ||
| C. nigrescens | 2015 | Madagascar | ||
| C. pseudominimus | 1999 | France | ||
| C. parvoflavus | 2021 | Quercus oleoides | Mexico (Veracruz) | |
| C. queletii | 1966 | Italy | ||
| C. romagensianus | 1999 | Pinus radiata, Frangula alnus, Castanea sativa | France, Spain | |
| C. sinominor | 2021 | China (Guizhou) | ||
| C. subminor | 2021 | China (Yunnan) | ||
| C. subcyanoxanthus | 2012 | Tanzania, Burundi, Madagascar | ||
| C. tabernensis | 1996 | Pinus elliottii | southern United States | |
| C. xanthocyaneus | 2020 | Congo | ||
| C. zangii | 2012 | Abies forrestii, Abies densa | China (Yunnan), India (Sikkim) | |