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Gymnopilus crociphyllus (Sacc.) Pegler Found on rotting logs in native bush. The cap is tawny brown and finely textured. The gills are bright mustard yellow. Cap diam: up to 60–70 mm. |
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Gymnopilus ferruginosus B.J. Rees As the name suggests, this species is a rusty brown colour. The cap surface has a rough felty surface. Cap diam: up to 30–50 mm. Found on well-rotted logs and stumps. |
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Gymnopilus junonius (Fr.) P.D. Orton This is a large golden brown species, common on rotting pine wood where it can grow in large groups. Cap diam: up to 90–100 mm. |
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