Clavulinopsis amoena (Zoll. & Moritzi) Corner
(Syn. Clavaria amoena)
Bright yellow simple clubs, paler at base of stipe. Size up to 50 x 2 mm.
Clavulinopsis archeri Berk.
(Syn. Clavaria archeri)
Golden yellow clubs, branched at the base. Fruiting bodies up to 30 x 5 mm.
Clavulinopsis corallinorosacea (Cleland) Corner
(Syn. Clavaria corallino-rosacea)
Simple rosy pink to salmon orange clubs, up to 50 x 3 mm. Sometimes found in small groups.
Clavulinopsis persicina (R.H. Petersen) J.A. Cooper
A simple club, pale apricot to salmon in colour. Can be found singly or in groups.Up to 80 x 3 mm in size
Clavulinopsis simplex (R.H. Petersen) J.A. Cooper
Found in small groups in many forest types. Clubs up to 60 mm x 4–6 mm in size.
Clavulinopsis sulcata Overeem
Syn. Clavaria sulcata
This is a common bright salmon-pink species found at the base of tree ferns. It may be solitary or found in groups. up to 70 x 7 mm in size.
Clavulinopsis spiralis (Jungh.) Corner
(Syn. Clavaria spiralis)
These are bright yellow clubs growing in groups. Size up to 50 x 2 mm. These are very similar to C. amoena but under a microscope it can be seen that C. spiralis has globose spores while C. amoena has ellipsoid spores.
Clavulinopsis novozealandica R.H. Petersen
A club-shaped yellow to creamy yellow species, up to 50 x 6 mm.
Clavulinopsis ovispora (Overeem) Corner
This species is made up of simple clubs growing in groups. The fruiting bodies are bright yellow to golden yellow, and up to 80 x 7 mm in size.
