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Neolentinus dactyloides (Cleland) Redhead and Ginns Trans. Mycol. Soc. Japan 26: 357 (1985) |
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Neolentinus dactyloidesis one of a group of fungi that fruit freely only after fire. The tough, leathery fungus arises from a buried mass of earth bound together by mycelium, known as a pseudosclerotium. The gills are close and often forked and are unevenly toothed. Field Guide to Australian Fungi B.A. Fuhrer |
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