Kunming Yunri Foods Co.,Ltd. is the major supplier for Chinese truffle and boletus edulis based in Yunnan, China.
http://www.chinesetruffle.com/

Yunnan Yunri Health Food Industry Development Co.,Ltd. is the major supplier for Chinese truffle based in Yunnan, China.
http://www.sinohost.com/yunnan_pages/mushrooms/chinesetruffle.html

... what the customer says being further from what farmers are instructed, and then cause the unhappy experience with Chinese truffle ...
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Kunming Yunri Health Food Industry Development Co.,Ltd. is the major supplier for Chinese truffle based in Yunnan, China.
http://www.chinesetruffle.com/trufflepicking.html

Recent News articles originating in Italy highlight a potential threat to the European truffle in d ustry. Here at Mycorrhizal Systems what we have suspecte d for a long time has ...
http://www.plantationsystems.com/chinese-truffles-threat-plantations

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Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/chinese_truffle

Neither of these is as aromatic as those from Piedmont. Chinese truffles. The Chinese truffle (Tuber sinensis, also sometimes called Tuber indicum) is a winter black truffle ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuber_%28genus%29

A significant problem does exist with mis-representation of the Chinese truffle (Tuber indicum). This Chinese or Asian truffle (with perhaps a little ...
http://www.vervacious.com/OurTruffles.html

THE prized, richly fragrant black truffles of France have been called black diamonds. But for some swanky dishes this season, zircons may be more like it.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=990CE5DE153AF936A25751C0A963958260&fta=y

A Truffiere in the Italian Piedmont area, growing T. melanosporum (Périgord Black) has been identified as being infested with the Chinese truffle T. indicum.
http://www.trufflegrowers.com.au/?p=87

Chinese truffles look like black French truffles, and some dealers are known to colour and sell them for authentic. Generally they buy the Chinese truffle for $30 a kilogram and ...
http://www.foodreference.com/html/arttruffles.html

The Association would like to comment on Sue Bennett?s Article on Chinese Truffles in the SMH Good Living Magazine of Tuesday 22 January, 2008.
http://www.trufflegrowers.com.au/?m=200802

Our company is mainly handling export of kinds of agricultural products: ... We supply refresh Chinese truffle in this season....
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China is causing fear among French truffle producers by threatening to take over the export market in the coveted fungus.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/1508878/Chinese-truffles-put-the-wind-up-French-traders.html

Balck truffles Asian, French, Italian - fresh and canned for sale - summer and winter ... Mail order online or call : 1-800-522-8427: Home 687 NE 79th Street, Miami, FL 33138, USA
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A Chinese truffle with a reputation as a takeover artist has turned up growing in the soil of an Italian truffle plantation. ?We dreaded it, and it has happened!? Claude Murat ...
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/31733/title/Trouble_with_truffles

Find a large selection of Chinese take out boxes for wedding favors, clear plastic boxes and other wedding favors boxes. Plastic and paperboard Chinese take out boxes, truffle ...
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To the naked eye, the Chinese black truffle, or Tuber indicum, looks virtually indistinguishable from its much vaunted European cousin, Tuber melanosporum, a gastronomic delicacy ...
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1050285,00.html

An influx of Chinese truffle spores could finish off an already threatened gastronomic tradition. Back in China, though, Wu sees nothing but mycological possibility.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,501050221-1027587,00.html