Ferndale Park - Slime Moulds and Fungi - 31 March 2019
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Thanks to Pam O'Sullivan and Roy Halling for help with id's.
Above - Omphalotus nidiformis
Above - Bisporella citrina (look at the bottom of the first
photo)
Above - Boletus haedinus? (Tylopilus)
Above - Cyptotrama asprata
Above - Lepiota sp.
Above - Marasmius elegans
Above - Chlorociboria aeruginascens
Above - Russula lenkunya
Above - Trogia sp.
Above - Trogia sp.
Above - Perhaps Laccocephalum hartmannii
Above - Perhaps Laccocephalum hartmannii
Above - Perhaps Laccocephalum hartmannii
Above - Perhaps Laccocephalum hartmannii
Above - Armillaria sp.
Above - Cortinarius submagellanicus
Above - Entoloma sp.
Above - Perhaps Arrhenia chlorocyanea
Above - Tremella globispora with (perhaps) Mollisia sp.
(the small discs)
Above - Cyptotrama asprata
Above - Clavulina cinerea (growing on a rock)
Above - Lactarius eucalypti
Above - Tremella sp.
Above - Tremella sp.
Above - Puffballs - Lycoperdon subincarnatum
Above - Slime Mould
Above - Slime Mould
Above - Very tiny lumps on a log - looks like a fungus of some sort.
Above - Polypore
Above - Bolete - Tylopilus ballouii
Above - Cylcomyces setiporus
Above - Perhaps Hypocrea gelatinosa
Above - Clavulina cinerea
Above - Very tiny - growing on a dirt bank
Above - Armillaria sp.
Above - Lactarius eucalypti
Above - Bolete - Boletellus ananiceps
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