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Clitopilus hobsonii

Clitopilus hobsonii

photo Steve Axford

Mycena kurramulla

Mycena kurramulla

photo Paul George

Cortinarius veronicoides

Cortinarius veronicoides

photo Paul George

Cortinarius austrocinnabarinus

Cortinarius austrocinnabarinus

photo T von Strokirch

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Looking for a gift idea for the fungi enthusiast who has everything?! Look no further than the Fungimap Festive Season Appeal...

Funginar: Biogenic processes in opal formation

Funginar: Biogenic processes in opal formation

What do fungi, fossils, opals and slime moulds all have in common? Join us and find out at our first webinar of the new serie...

A very rare Cort in the Southern Hemisphere and also possibly in the Northern Hemisphere

A very rare Cort in the Southern Hemisphere and also possibly in the Northern Hemisphere

By Susie Webster and Pat Leonard I was going for a nice walk in Landsborough, Queensland, back in late July and not really ex...

World Fungus Day: international seminar

World Fungus Day: international seminar

On 2nd October, hear from 11 renowned speakers spanning all continents in a series of online talks. Event runs for 7 hours, h...

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Entoloma ravinense – an endangered species of fungus

Entoloma ravinense – an endangered species of fungus

By Pam Catcheside & David Catcheside Email: Pam Catcheside pam.catcheside[at]sa.gov.au First published: Catcheside PS, Ca...

iNaturalist project – Frequently Asked Questions

iNaturalist project – Frequently Asked Questions

If you are not yet a member of the Fungimap Australia project on iNaturalist, visit https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/projects/f...

Slime moulds: what are they?

Slime moulds: what are they?

Text and images by Sarah Lloyd OAM Slime moulds have baffled naturalists and scientists for centuries. In about 1750 when Sw...

Conservation work continues on Tea-tree Fingers

Conservation work continues on Tea-tree Fingers

By Sapphire McMullan-Fisher Fungal enthusiasts should be heartened to hear that work continues on conserving the threatened f...

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