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Hairy Trumpet

Panus fasciatus

Photo by Christiane
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Field Notes

Notes:

It's not often, when an amateur is attempting to identify fungi, that there can be no chance misidentification. Panus fasciatus is one notable exception, being one of the few really 'hairy' agarics.

Reference Links:

Australian Fungi - A Blog: #43 Panus fasciatus

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Comments (2)
Neil Ross
Hi, Chris. How are you? Nice spotting and great pic of the gills. Just reading your notes here as I've also spotted some Hairy Trumpets :)

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