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Armillaria species- Pelling, Sikkim

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Mashrooms on Tree (10.09.09 NJ) : 1 image.

Mushrooms growing on a tree. Photo taken at Pelling, Sikkim.


I have just ordered my copy of The Fungi of India by E.J. Bulter. Meanwhile I’m guessing it’s related to our common honey fungus, Armillaria mellea


 
Updated on December 24, 2024

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