Sassafras Gully - Fungi and Slime Moulds - 22 March 2015
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The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and
I would appreciate any additions or corrections.
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Above - Trichia verrucosa - slime mould
Above - Slime mould fruiting bodies - note the two different ones.
Behind the dark ones and the ones in front. Are they the same
species? Perhaps the front ones have changed or become infected with
a fungi? I think the white ones may be a later stage of development.
Perhaps Stemonitis sp
Above - Bisporella citrina
Above - Clavulinopsis sulcata - Flame Fungus (formerly known
as Clavaria miniata)
Above - Note sure that this is. It looks a bit like a Hypocrea,
but it is growing on the ground, not a log
Above - slime mould
Above - Russula sp
Above - waterdragon
Above - Glenbrook Creek
Above - Glenbrook Creek
Above - Glenbrook Creek
Above - Perhaps - Laccocephalum sclerotinium. It was
growing on a moss covered rock.
Above - Dogs Vomit slime mould - Fuligo septica
Above - Bolete sp
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - tiny Mycena sp growing on the end of a log
Above - Cantharellus concinnus
Above - Cantharellus concinnus
Above - Cantharellus concinnus
Above - Clavulinopsis sulcata - Flame Fungus
Above - Mycena sp
Above - Amanita farinacea
Above - Perhaps Lepiota fuliginosa
Above - I'm not sure what this turns into
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - ?
Above - Tremella globispora
Above - Marasmius alveolaris
Above - Clavulinopsis sulcata - Flame Fungus
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