chrismckenna's Identifications
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Blewit (Collybia nuda)Observer
torres-grantDescription
Growing under a Eucalyptus tree
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Blewit (Collybia nuda)Observer
sea-kangarooDescription
Near pine trees. First 3 photos are one smaller mushroom (in reverse order of physical disassembly), next 3 photos are another larger mushroom nearby. I think they're the same species.
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Irpiciporus mollisObserver
heelsplitterDescription
Growing on a corticate, recently-dead, fallen hardwood. Spines flattened and formed from the splitting of irregularly-shaped pores. Context white. This is a pretty decent make for S. pulcherrimus other than growing on dead wood, but the tree was recently dead/fallen, so this may have started growing on a living tree.
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Observer
watermarkDescription
Spined fungus in strips of up to half a metres along wet eucalyptus log. Spines about 7mm long.
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Podoserpula tristisObserver
david_lyttleDescription
Podoserpula pusio var. tristis on woody debris and leaf litter under silver beech (Lophozonia menziesii)
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Sweet Knot (Fomes graveolens)Observer
martycalabreseDescription
"sweet knot" fungus
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Sweet Knot (Fomes graveolens)Observer
mycofreakDescription
Growing on beech.
Saved in personal herbarium.
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Orange Pore Fungus (Favolaschia claudopus)Observer
tony_willsDescription
Growing on Darwins Barberry. Has been growing on this tree for many years. My first photo of this cut off trunk seems to be /observations/6604918 from 2008.
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Irpiciporus mollisObserver
heelsplitterDescription
Growing on a corticate, recently-dead, fallen hardwood. Spines flattened and formed from the splitting of irregularly-shaped pores. Context white. This is a pretty decent make for S. pulcherrimus other than growing on dead wood, but the tree was recently dead/fallen, so this may have started growing on a living tree.
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Observer
watermarkDescription
Spined fungus in strips of up to half a metres along wet eucalyptus log. Spines about 7mm long.
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