Porcelain Fungus underside
Porcelain Fungus
Latin name: Oudemansiella mucida
A mainly white, porcelain type fungus has a slimey or shiney look.
The Porcelain Fungus is translucent and white giving the name; and is found growing in woodland, grouped or clustered on broadleaf trees but usually Beech.
Created: 14 June 2018 Edited: 17 August 2018
by munki-boy
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