Coachwood Glen Fungi - Slime Moulds and a Rare Plant - 11 April
2015
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without permission.
The fungi identifications here that I made are only amateurish - and
I would appreciate any additions or corrections.
This was a field trip organised by the Sydney
Fungal Studies Group Inc.
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Above - Perhaps - Hypholoma fasciculare
Above - Puffballs - Morganella pupurascens
QUEENSLAND FUNGAL RECORD
Above - Stropharia formosa
Above - Slime mould - Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa
Above - Slime mould - Trichia verricosa
Above - Slime mould - Trichia verricosa
Above - Clavulina cristata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Cyptotrama aspratum
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Clavulina cristata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Cordyceps cranstounii
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe astatogala
Above - Plectania campylospora and Mycena sp
Above - Thismia megalongensis - a type of Fairy Lantern.
Recently discovered, see articles here
and here
Above - Thismia megalongensis
Above - Perhaps Hygrocybe firma
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hericium coralloides
Above - Hygrocybe astatogala
Above - Hygrocybe astatogala
Above - Hygrocybe astatogala
Above - Plectania campylospora
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - ? very tiny growing on a log
Above - Entoloma sp ?
Above - Cordyceps robertsii
Above - Microglossum viride
Above - Microglossum viride
Above - We thought his may have been a fungus - perhaps a type of
cordyceps, but after careful examination by Ray and Elma Kearney it
appears to be a root nodule
Above - Cordyceps robertsii
Above - ? growing on a tree fern
Above - Calocera sp
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