MAKE A MEME View Large Image Hypholoma brunneum is a wood-rotting fungus grows on decaying wood usually in dense clumps, possibly only in Australia-NZ. It has a brown to dark brown cap, to 60 mm, with whitish scales towards the margin. The gills are yellowish to ...
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Keywords: hypholoma brunneum. hypholomabrunneum nature fungi mushrooms lumix fz1000 lumixfz1000 public domain dedication (cc0) publicdomaindedicationcc0 geo-tagged geotagged flickr lover flickrlover free photos freephotos Hypholoma brunneum is a wood-rotting fungus grows on decaying wood usually in dense clumps, possibly only in Australia-NZ. It has a brown to dark brown cap, to 60 mm, with whitish scales towards the margin. The gills are yellowish to greenish, darkening as spores develop; spore print purple brown. The stem is fibrillose, especially towards the base, colour pallid to pale brown, with a fibrillose ring of fine veil remnants. Hypholoma brunneum is a wood-rotting fungus grows on decaying wood usually in dense clumps, possibly only in Australia-NZ. It has a brown to dark brown cap, to 60 mm, with whitish scales towards the margin. The gills are yellowish to greenish, darkening as spores develop; spore print purple brown. The stem is fibrillose, especially towards the base, colour pallid to pale brown, with a fibrillose ring of fine veil remnants.
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