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Coralloid fungi, markedly branched

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Ramaria sp. (genus) at Laguna, NSW - 5 May 2024 by MartinPredavec

Ramaria sp. (genus)

Ramaria anziana at Mogo Creek, NSW - 2 May 2024 by MartinPredavec

Ramaria anziana

Ramaria sp. (genus) at Bucketty, NSW - 22 May 2020 by MartinPredavec

Ramaria sp. (genus)

Unverified Coralloid fungus, markedly branched at Tawonga, VIC - 21 Apr 2025 by DrDJDavidJ

Unverified Coralloid fungus, markedly branched

Ramaria sp. (genus) (A Coral fungus) at Broulee, NSW - 18 Apr 2025 by LisaH

Ramaria sp. (genus)

Ramaria sp. (genus) at Penrose, NSW - 14 Apr 2025 by Aussiegall

Ramaria sp. (genus)

Ramaria capitata var. capitata (Pale cauliflower coral) at Paddys River, ACT - 5 Apr 2025 by Csteele4

Ramaria capitata var. capitata

Ramaria sp. (genus) (A Coral fungus) at Berlang, NSW - 1 Apr 2025 by NedJohnston

Ramaria sp. (genus)

Ramaria sp. (genus) at Laguna, NSW - 5 May 2024 by MartinPredavec
Ramaria anziana at Mogo Creek, NSW - 2 May 2024 by MartinPredavec
Ramaria sp. (genus) at Bucketty, NSW - 22 May 2020 by MartinPredavec
Unverified Coralloid fungus, markedly branched at Tawonga, VIC - 21 Apr 2025 by DrDJDavidJ
Ramaria sp. (genus) (A Coral fungus) at Broulee, NSW - 18 Apr 2025 by LisaH
Ramaria sp. (genus) at Penrose, NSW - 14 Apr 2025 by Aussiegall
Ramaria capitata var. capitata (Pale cauliflower coral) at Paddys River, ACT - 5 Apr 2025 by Csteele4
Ramaria sp. (genus) (A Coral fungus) at Berlang, NSW - 1 Apr 2025 by NedJohnston
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