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Xylaria hypoxylon

Xylaria hypoxylon

photo Ray Palmer

Dacryopinax spathularia

Dacryopinax spathularia

photo Ray Palmer

Fomitopsis lilacinogilva

Fomitopsis lilacinogilva

photo Ray Palmer

Marasmius haematocephala

Marasmius haematocephala

photo Ray Palmer

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We record and map fungi

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We advocate for fungal conservation and investment in mycology.

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News

…. the slime mould creeps

…. the slime mould creeps

We have been blessed with wonderful new books this fungi season and this 2nd revised and updated edition of Where the slime m...

Sarah Lloyd a winner!

Sarah Lloyd a winner!

Sarah Lloyd has been awarded the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria’s Australian Natural History Medallion in recogniti...

The Allure of Fungi

The Allure of Fungi

This new publication - The Allure of Fungi by Alison Pouliot - is now available to order from our shop.

New call for FDU images

New call for FDU images

The second edition of Fungi Down Under is well under way. This edition will have 100 further species, bringing the total numb...

New President’s introduction

New President’s introduction

What an amazing fungi season it’s been! Much variety and lots of them. After a slow start, winter finally arrived with lots...

New Bendigo field guide

New Bendigo field guide

Written by Joy Clusker and Ray Wallace with beautiful photography by Joy, this is the first field guide to the fungi of the B...

Landcare embraces fungi

Landcare embraces fungi

Landcare officially became a national programme in 1989 although efforts to restore and revegetate damaged land have been hap...

Stop ‘weedy’ fungi spread

Stop ‘weedy’ fungi spread

Fungal ‘weeds’ have been introduced or hitch-hiked into Australia and many are now well established, spreading from parks...

Blogs

Tom May, thank you.

Tom May, thank you.

Tom recently stepped down as President of Fungimap after over 20 years - a tribute by Pam Catcheside

Book Review Radical Mycology

Book Review Radical Mycology

by Alison Pouliot ‘All life is connected. This is the primary lesson that fungi teach’, so begins Radical Mycolo...

ALA & Mycena interrupta

ALA & Mycena interrupta

What does the Atlas of Living Australia tell us about the distribution of Mycena interrupta in Queensland and South Australi...

To foray or to forage?

To foray or to forage?

by Alison Pouliot, reprinted from Fungimap Newsletter 57 According to Pliny, foragers seeking edible mushrooms should steer c...

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