Fungi
Caps on stems; gills below caps [mushrooms or mushroom-like]
Trogia sp.

Trogia sp.

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Fruit body:- striate, gills showing through transparent brown / grey surface of infundibuliform cap, to 3.5 cm diameter

Stipe:- central, cylindrical, flattened glabrous, concolurous with cap to 6 cm long embedded in wood.

Gills:- decurrent, in series of two, off white with transverse processes and interwoven patterns, darker toward stipe

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Trogia sp. at Box Cutting Rainforest Walk - 26 Apr 2019 by Teresa

Trogia sp.

Trogia sp. at Box Cutting Rainforest Walk - 26 Apr 2019 by Teresa
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