On the ground, under mature wattles. This species appears above the ground as a sturdy club with creamy-brown head and stem. There is a characteristic sharp demarcation where the head joins the stem. Generously sponsored by Karen Retra.

(Synonym Cordyceps gunnii) On the ground, under mature wattles. Fruit-bodies appear above ground as sturdy blunt-ended clubs with a head and stem. The head is deep olive-green to black; characteristically, it integrates smoothly into the yellow stem. Generousl...

On dead eucalypt trees and logs, often favouring fire-damaged wood. Curry Punk is named for its persistent curry smell which develops with age. The white top of this large, thick bracket becomes stained pale cream to orange by the orange flesh. Deep orange-yel...

Usually on the ground, in litter at the base of eucalypt trunks. When mature, this fleshy polypore has a velvety, chestnut-coloured cap which often cracks when dry to expose bright mustard-yellow flesh. The velvety brown stem is thick, woody and furrowed. Minu...

In litter of eucalypt forests and woodlands. This species is distinguished by the brilliant red cap, bright yellow pores and scales scattered on the stem. The stem is yellow at the top grading to deep red at the  base. Bright yellow flesh is exposed when the ...