Pulveroboletus sp. at Clyde River Retreat

Clyde River Retreat

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Identification history

	Pulveroboletus sp.	12 Jun 2020	Pam
	Unidentified	11 Jun 2020	ClydeRiver

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Significant sighting

Pam noted:

12 Jun 2020

It is the first time this genus has been recorded in the Budawang Coast Nature Map area. It is also a species of this genus that I have never come across before.

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ClydeRiver wrote:

11 Jun 2020

Many of these dense little toadstools kept turning up when raking leaves off the ground. Many of them were a much darker more mustard yellow. Will upload other photos when I can find them!

Pam wrote:

12 Jun 2020

Wow what gorgeous little things. These appear to be a species of Pulvoboletus an ectomycorrhizae with tree families such as Myrtaceae and Casuarinaceae. This is a new and significant record - yet again! Well done. I'll put the name up and try and come back and fill in the details over the next couple of days.

ClydeRiver wrote:

12 Jun 2020

Gosh CRR has done it again!!!!! I have just found a tiny little orchid too whilst clearing the grounds - it is only as big as my index finger-nail and I only recognised it as possibly an orchid because of some giant hooded orchids that people have been putting up on the Native Plant Identification FB page. I don't have a name for it yet but I found three all in one spot and am quite excited about them and have had to ring them with bits of back in the hopes that noone will tread on them. This is an FB page that sometimes has fungus identity requests too ... I managed to answer one which was easy ... birds nest fungus!!

Pam wrote:

13 Jun 2020

You appear to have a biodiversity 'hot spot'. Lucky you and lucky everyone else that you are documenting your observations.

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