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The Fungi World (406) : Porcelain Fungus

The Fungi World (406) : Porcelain Fungus

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Mark Billiau.


Premium (World), region Antwerp, Belgium

The Fungi World (406) : Porcelain Fungus

The porcelain fungus is a white, slimy wood-rot fungus and is strongly tied to rotting beech on which it grows.

It got its name by the layer of transparent mucus that covers the cap and so imitates porcelain.

Dutch name : Porseleinzwam
German name : Buchen Schleimrübling (auch Beringte Schleimrübling genannt)
Latin name : Oudemansiella mucida

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This is my last fungus shot of the 2019 autumn, which was a good fungi season :-))
I hope you all enjoyed the pictures of the fascinating fungi world as much as I did when I found and shot them all.

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