Rubrini is a subgenus of fungi in the genus Cantharellus with species found in Africa and Madagascar.
Fruiting bodies are fleshy, variable in size hymenophore very variable from smooth to gilled and forked. Clamp connections are absent on hyphal endings.[1]
The subgenus was established in 2013 based on phylogenetic analysis
Accepted species:
| Image | Scientific Name | Year | Mycorrhizal association | Distribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C. albidolutescens | 2014 | Madagascar | ||
| C. albidosquamosus | 2020 | Uapaca acuminata | Cameroon | |
| C. alboroseus | 2014 | Congo | ||
| C. ambohitantelyensis | 2014 | Madagascar | ||
| C. brunneopallidus | 2019 | Madagascar | ||
| C. cibarioides | 2014 | Gilbertiodendron dewevrei | Congo | |
| C. densifolius | 1958 | Gilbertiodendron dewevrei | Democratic Republic of Congo and southern Central African Republic, Tanzania | |
| C. densilamellatus | 2019 | Tanzania | ||
| C. eucalyptorum | 2015 | Madagascar | ||
| C. gracilis | 2012 | Tanzania | ||
| C. griseotinctus | 2019 | Madagascar | ||
| C. heinemannianus | 1998 | Zambia | ||
| C. humidicolus | 2012 | Tanzania | ||
| C. ibityensis | 2014 | Madagascar | ||
| C. isabellinus | 1958 | Tanzania | ||
| C. luteopunctatus | 1958 | Gilbertiodendron dewevrei | Congo, Cameroon | |
| C. minutissimus | 2016 | Cameroon | ||
| C. miomboensis | 2012 | Tanzania | ||
| C. parvisporus | 2018 | Tanzania | ||
| C. paucifurcatus | 2015 | Madagascar | ||
| C. ruber | 1966 | Tanzania | ||
| C. sebosus | 2014 | Madagascar | ||
| C. subfloridulus | 2018 | Gilbertiodendron dewevrei | Central African Republic | |
| C. sublaevis | 2014 | Congo | ||
| C. tanzanicus | 2012 | Madagascar | ||
| C. tomentosoides | 2019 | Central African Republic | ||
| C. tomentosus | 2020 | Tanzania | ||
| C. tricolor | 2015 | Madagascar | ||