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greenzaku — Ryvardenia campyla
Published: 2011-04-12 14:22:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 1543; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 24
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About 5cm across, on suspended, fallen log across a gully, Mt. Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia, Apr 2011.When fresh, this fungus exudes clear drops of reddish amber fluid above and clear droplets below. It looked like blood from a distance.
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Comments: 12
I've been trying to find this mushroom in the wild FOREVER! T-T This is a lovely pic of the mushroom :3
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I'm not sure how common the mushroom would be out of Australia, particularly the wet rainforest areas. However you might be referring to the Bleeding Tooth Fungus from overseas?
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No the beef stake polypore. It looks alot like this one.
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Very nice picture. The drops seems like blood's pearls
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Wow, really awesome specimen!
I wonder if that fluid is poisonous.
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No clue. Most bracket fungi are inedible anyway, and Australian fungi are poorly studied compared to others elsewhere to boot.
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The sap's reflections are beautiful. Just stunning, really.
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It looks a bit gory to me imo.
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