March 26, 2018

Fungi Forest in Mt Gravatt

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Fungi colourBy: Michael Fox

Thanks to our Photography Workshop leader Alan Moore we have an extraordinary fungi tour of colour and shape.

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Colour display - 12 March 2018

Colour display 3 - 12 March 2018

Colour display 4 - 12 March 2018

Colour display 5 - 12 March 2018

White fungi 6 March 2018

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Orange Mushrooms - 23 March 2018

Log display - 26 March 2018 lowres

Basidiomycota - red fleshy pore - 8 March 2018

Polypore (Word Decay) - Basidiomycota - 26 March 2018 lowres

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Earth Star - Geastrum triplex - 25 March 2018

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June 5, 2010

Gilled Fungi

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I have grouped our Gilled Fungi into Mushroom style, Bracket and Funnel shapes and Simple Gills.

Mushroom style:

Russula persanguinea

A beautiful red and white topped mushroom style fungi.

Common in eucalypt forests this one was found in Gertrude Petty Place.

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This orange mushroom style fungi was found in Fox Gully. Note the distinct gills on the underside.

Bracket and Funnel Shaped:

A beautiful bracket shaped white fungi growing on a log in Fox Gully.

These unusual funnel shaped gilled fungi were found in Fox Gully Zone 17 our latest restoration site.

Simple Gills:

M ycena sp – Simple gilled fungi – note the tall thin stems.

Tiny bright red simple gilled fungi make the surrounding leaves look like giants.

These purple simple gilled fungi were growing up through a Craypot Stinkhorn fungi. The stems on these fungi were not much thicker than a pin.