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Uncategorised Fungi

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This category is to store uncategorised (in Naturemapr taxonomy) fungus. These species need to be moved to the appropriate branch of the taxonomy (categorisation). Moderators are encouraged to move these species.

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JTran wrote:
1 Jun 2025
Likely Protostropharia semiglobata. But definite verification requires a photo of the underside in most cases.
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Heinol wrote:
21 May 2025
Your photos are an excellent demonstration of the need to see what's under the cap! You can see that the underside does not have pores. Instead, there are short, stubby spines. This is probably a species of Phellodon. If you look at just the upper surface you cannot be sure of even the genus.
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Heinol wrote:
8 May 2025
Looks much like Hymenochaete cruenta but, if so, I'm a bit suprised to see it growing on theupper side of that log.
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JTran wrote:
5 May 2025
Reminds me of Phlebiopsis crassa, though obviously the wrong colour.
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Heinol wrote:
9 Apr 2025
Possibly a chewed out and rotting Cortinarius globuliformis.
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