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Porcelain mushroom/Porseleinzwam

Oudemansiella mucida or Collybia mucida

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Porseleinzwam - Wikipedia

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Comments (3)
CorduneanuVlad
Not only because it grows on a tree, but also because it's covered in shiny mucus - it's called mucida (=slimy in Latin) for a reason :)
VeronicadeReus
I thought so, but am not sure, because it's on the side of a tree?
CorduneanuVlad
It kind of looks like Collybia mucida - Pocelain mushroom

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