rubylee's Identifications
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cpllaDescription
Dried out fungi, three months after 2019 Lake Conjola fires. Approx 80 mm across cap. I did not check sclerotum as I only identified these later from Fuhrer, B.A.(2005)
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ebarkl02Description
Found on trunk of eucalyptus polyanthemos tree.
Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather at current
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found on decaying bark of eucalyptus both on the ground and on tree (old bark) new and old spores located
Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather at current
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ebarkl02Description
Found in grassy area on slope of hill. Not much leaves around. Trees surrounding consisted of gumtrees, wattles, smaller shrubs
Weather was wet previously
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Field Mushrooms and Allies (Family Agaricaceae)Observer
ebarkl02Description
White cap mushroom, stem short in comparison to cap. Stem has white ring and is thick and white. Gills are brown.
Found in grass/some bark near eucalypt. Another specimen found nearby showing same characteristics pictured
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Field and Button Mushrooms (Genus Agaricus)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found at base of atlas cedar tree in grass.
White rounded cap, with brown gills. Stem long and thick, white with a shaggy texture. Highly populated in area under cone of tree.
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Field and Button Mushrooms (Genus Agaricus)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found in grassy area underneath pictured trees. Large white cap with browner flat edges and brown area in middle of cap, brown gills and thick white stem centred with ring visible.
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Splitgill Mushroom (Schizophyllum commune)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found kn decaying eucalypt branch.
Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather at current
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Yellow Stainer (Agaricus xanthodermus)Observer
ebarkl02Description
White ball like cap pictured. Stem white and thick. No gills as cap attached to stem as pictured. Young growth. Found in grassy area under eucalypt
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Mushrooms, Bracket Fungi, Puffballs, and Allies (Class Agaricomycetes)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found in decaying leaves, near moss and bases of eucalypt trees. Midday-afternoon sun
Previous heavy rainfall. Sunny weather at current
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Mycena kuurkaceaObserver
ebarkl02Description
Growing on decaying log amongst grass, shaded by old eucalypt? Tree. Mostly morning sun. Previous heavy rainfall, sunny currently
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Genus HypholomaObserver
ebarkl02Description
Found on decaying tree. Unsure of type of tree. Gets morning, some afternoon sun. Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather currently.
Note also, lots of fungi found in area around tree; gumtree deceiver
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found on decaying bark of eucalyptus both on the ground and on tree (old bark) new and old spores located
Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather at current
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Saffron Milkcap (Lactarius deliciosus)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Dip in middle of cap. Orange cap. Mouldy. Visible from top and bottom. Gills, orange
Found near/under pine trees
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Genus MacrolepiotaObserver
ebarkl02Description
Found in grassy area with dropped leaves such as eucalypt. Trees surrounding consisted of gumtrees, wattles, smaller shrubs
Weather was wet previously.
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Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found in grassy area on slope of hill . Trees surrounding consisted of gumtrees, wattles, smaller shrubs
Weather was wet previously
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Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found on trunk of eucalyptus polyanthemos tree.
Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather at current
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ebarkl02Description
Found on trunk of eucalyptus polyanthemos tree.
Previous heavy rainfall, sunny weather at current
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Slippery Jacks (Genus Suillus)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Tops rotted however can tell were yellow. Underside of fungi spongey (?) and yellow. Some fungi had gooey substance on top. Stalk spongey as well. Found near pine trees
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Shaggy Mane (Coprinus comatus)Observer
ebarkl02Description
Found in grassy area near eucalypt and poplar trees. New growth as when cut has stem still inside. Outside shows white shaggy "stem" but must be cap of new mushroom. Few found in area. Older fungi found as pictured. Remain shaggy on cap, browning on edges and stalk visible from below. Cut open reveals gills under cap of a brownish colour. Another older specimen spot nearby as pictured which show cap like structure remaining on top. Medium age specimen pictured as well
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