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Field Notes
Description:
The fruit body is softy-leathery-spongy to the touch, something like a chanterelle but slightly tougher. Cap diameter is about 6-7cm with a noticeable depression and the center and prominent scales. The gills don't separate from the stem.
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Amazed how I haven't noticed them before, but they were so conspicuous after the rain! Makes you think how fast do their fruit grow.
Habitat:
Found this growing on some dead wood, during a series of frequent showers here. They somewhat aggregate but the fruit bodies are born on separate stalks.
Notes:
I have a feeling it's Gomphus? maybe G. floccosus?
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PublishedFebruary 2, 2016
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