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Cups or disks - with no 'eggs'

Namadgi National Park species

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10 species

Aleurina sp.

Aleurina sp.
Aleurina sp.
Aleurina sp.
Aleurina sp.
Aleurina sp.
Aleurina sp.

Ascocoryne sarcoides (Purple Jellydisc)

Ascocoryne sarcoides
Ascocoryne sarcoides
Ascocoryne sarcoides
Ascocoryne sarcoides
Ascocoryne sarcoides
Ascocoryne sarcoides

Bisporella citrina (Yellow Fairy Cups or Lemon Discos)

Bisporella citrina
Bisporella citrina
Bisporella citrina
Bisporella citrina
Bisporella citrina
Bisporella citrina

Chlorociboria (An elfcup fungus)

Chlorociboria
Chlorociboria
Chlorociboria
Chlorociboria
Chlorociboria
Chlorociboria

Hymenoscyphus

Hymenoscyphus
Hymenoscyphus
Hymenoscyphus
Hymenoscyphus
Hymenoscyphus
Hymenoscyphus

Patellaria

Patellaria
Patellaria
Patellaria
Patellaria
Patellaria
Patellaria

Peziza

Peziza
Peziza
Peziza
Peziza
Peziza
Peziza

Plectania

Plectania
Plectania
Plectania
Plectania
Plectania
Plectania

Scutellinia sp. (Scutellinia)

Scutellinia sp.
Scutellinia sp.
Scutellinia sp.
Scutellinia sp.
Scutellinia sp.
Scutellinia sp.

zz – ascomycetes - apothecial (Cup fungus)

zz – ascomycetes - apothecial
zz – ascomycetes - apothecial
zz – ascomycetes - apothecial
zz – ascomycetes - apothecial
zz – ascomycetes - apothecial
zz – ascomycetes - apothecial
Namadgi National Park

Species Richness Score (SRS)

8,149
  • Area (hectares) 106.9K ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 0.41 sightings per ha

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