Physalacria aff. bambusae

A Physalacria bambusae fruiting body consists of a whitish, hollow head, a millimetre or so in diameter, atop a very short stem. The head may be globose to somewhat conical, has a very thin wall and has numerous short, projecting bristles. Identification of a specimen of Physalacria to species requires a microscopic examination. To call a specimen Physalacria aff. bambusae is to say that it very much resembles Physalacria bambusae but that there is still some doubt as to whether it is this species.

Physalacria aff. bambusae is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands

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