Lyophyllum These are saprobic mushrooms, often found in clusters. |
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Lyophyllum decastes (Fr.) Singer An exotic species found in groups in disturbed soil under introduced trees. They are saprobic. Cap diam: up to 40 mm. The gills are white. |
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Lyophyllum moncalvoanum J.A. Cooper & P.A. Leonard This drab grey species can be found growing singly or in clumps. The gills are a pale grey-beige colour. The stipe is a pale buff colour but darker at the base. When dried the stipe turns black. Cap diam: 30–80 mm. Found under beech and tea tree. |
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