1 Marulan, NSW
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Small, around 2 cm tall
41 comments
Pam
wrote:
13 Apr 2024
Together with the tinges of rust colour in the gills, the overall fungus looks like Inocybe violaceocaulis.
Pam
wrote:
13 Apr 2024
Together with the tinges of rust colour in the gills, the overall fungus looks like Inocybe violaceocaulis.
Pam
wrote:
13 Apr 2024
Together with the tinges of rust colour in the gills, the overall fungus looks like Inocybe violaceocaulis.
Pam
wrote:
13 Apr 2024
Together with the tinges of rust colour in the gills, the overall fungus looks like Inocybe violaceocaulis.
Pam
wrote:
13 Apr 2024
Together with the tinges of rust colour in the gills, the overall fungus looks like Inocybe violaceocaulis.
Pam
wrote:
13 Apr 2024
Together with the tinges of rust colour in the gills, the overall fungus looks like Inocybe violaceocaulis.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Heino1
wrote:
15 Apr 2024
What a coincidence! In the 1990s I'd collected some mushrooms in the ANBG grounds, called them Cortinarius sp and so they went into the herbarium A couple of days ago I examined them microscopically for the first time, found them to Inocybe violaceocaulis and so soon after that Pam suggests that name for this sighting.
Location information
- Maps Goulburn Mulwaree Council
- Places Marulan, NSW
Sighting information
- At least 1 Abundance
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Collections
Fungi Caps on stems; gills below caps [mushrooms or mushroom-like] RobG1 Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Species information
- Inocybe violaceocaulis Scientific name
- Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Up to 629.9m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
Record quality
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- More than one media file
- Verified by an expert moderator
- Nearby sighting(s) of same species
- GPS evidence of location
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