Ramaria sp.

1 A Coral fungus at QPRC LGA

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Identification history

	Ramaria sp.	16 May 2024	Csteele4
	Clavulina sp.	13 May 2024	Csteele4

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User's notes

Leaning towards Clavulina rather than Ramaria based on the tips, but interested in what the other fungi folk think.

3 comments

Teresa wrote:

13 May 2024

@Csteele4 the thicker white branch divisions and the blunt rounded protrusions look more like Ramaria sp we find in the dry sclerophyll forest along the coast - Clavulina sp here are more simple looking (to me at least)

Pam wrote:

14 May 2024

Agree with Teresa, form of tips more likely due to immaturity

Csteele4 wrote:

16 May 2024

@Teresa @Pam thank you both!

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Location information

Coordinates 149.446278 -35.610298
Altitude 429.5m
Places Captains Flat, NSW

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3 Abundance
13 May 2024 02:00 PM Recorded on
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Species information

Ramaria sp. Scientific name
A Coral fungus Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-Invasive
Up to 1287m Recorded at altitude
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In flower

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