I'm fairly sure this is Pleurotopsis longinqua, previously known as Panella longinquus. Its illustrated in Fuhrer and Robinson (1992) on p. 54, which really resembles this one I photographed. It's also in Fuhrer (2005) on p. 159. Thanks to Denis for finding this one. I need a good close-up lens to get these small ones captured better. Or maybe a whole new camera...I mean, can a bloke have too many cameras?
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Sunday, 20 July 2008
Myrtle Gully Fungi 1
I'm assuming this is a Mycena, but I'm unclear which one.
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2 comments:
I've often made a half our walk last 4 hours :-) You found some great specimens!
Love the bright yellow "Coral Fungi", in second posting.
The "ping-pong paddle" shaped ones look like Pleurotopsis sp. Fuhrer P.159.
Nice other fungi too. But I don't know what they are. Fungi drive me to distraction.
Tassie is famous for its fungi, esp in the Myrtle Forests, it seems.
Enjoy.
Denis
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