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Field Notes

Description:

This fungus seems to have multiple stalks (and caps) emerging from the same base. Some of the adjacent caps also appear to be fused, perhaps because they grew close together. It's generally light brown in color.

Habitat:

This fungus was found under some shrubbery near the coastline.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
CorduneanuVlad
I wouls say that these are Honey Mushrooms from the Armillaria genus. I'm not familliar with the tropical funi, but these look a lot like Armillaria to not be Armillaria sp.
SatoriLee
There is a really good mushrooms I'd app called Mushroom ID Noth America but it's $5,
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PublishedJune 11, 2016

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