Austeria citrea (Berk.) Miettinen
A yellow crust fungi found on hardwoods such as tawa, tea tree and Coprosma. it can be either a resupinate (crust) or a bracket form. The pores are very tiny, barely visible to the naked eye.
Phlebia subceracea (Wakef.) Nakasone
(Syn. Mycoacia subceracea)
This looks like a splash of golden yellow paint on wood. Close examination with a hand lens will reveal blunt teeth. Found growing on the undersides of a fallen log.
Byssomerulius psittacinus P.K. Buchanan, Ryvarden & M. Izawa
A reddish purple to purple crust which is found only on beech.As it ages and dries it becomes an orange-brown to yellow-orange colour.
Australovuilleminia coccinea Ghobad-Nejhad & Hallenb.
A reddish orange crust fungus found under the bark of fallen branches from beech trees. As it grows the bark is ruptured and the bright colour of the fungus becomes visible.
