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Crepidotus Fungi

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Field Notes

Description:

No scent, no spores taken

Habitat:

Two or three on the broken lower bark of a severely stressed Stringy-bark Eucalyptus Tree by an oval overlooking a meadow and apartment block (last image)

Notes:

# creme bracket fungi. Reserved identification of which I am unsure. Thanks Mark Ridgeway for the direct

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Species ID Suggestions

Comments (6)
StephenSolomons
Really? Still no rain. I hope that changes soon or you are in for a rough winter
Mark Ridgway
Envy. We're suffering incredible dry here. No fungi for months I reckon. These ones have the shape of a Crepidotus species.
suzmonk
Read your website posting. Sail on boy-o!

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Flora & Fauna of New South Wales
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PublishedMarch 4, 2014

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