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IMC8 Fungi of the Month

Pleurotopsis longinqua - found far and wide
Rhacophyllus lilacinus - a Coprinopsis anamorph
Mycena nargan - a squamulose mycena
Finger Fungus - Neolentinus dactyloides after fire
Conserving NZ Fungi – Claustula fischeri
A new century of Trichocomaceae
Banksiamyces - disc fungi on Banksia
Hygrocybe collucera - elegant and endangered
Podoserpula pusio - Pagoda Fungus
Lineostroma banksiae
Tandonella oleariae
Panaeolopsis nirimbii - Conehead Fungus
Another Alien Fungus - Favolaschia calocera
Placoasterella baileyi
Dyeball blows in
The Fly Agaric menace
Leaf Fungi
The season for rust fungi
Rust fungi on Acacia
Amanita flavella - Orange Amanita
Truffles galore
Hypocreopsis
Phaeographina montagnei - Lichen
Omphalotus nidiformis - Ghost Fungus
Cordyceps - Vegetable Caterpillars
Laccocephalum - Native Bread, Stonemaker and Marblemaker
Phlebopus marginatus - Giant Bolete
Mycena interrupta - Pixies Parasol
Aseroë rubra - Anemone Fungus
 

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