In most cases, the fruit body could be described as a stemless mushroom. It has a fleshy texture and consists of a cap with gills on the underside. The cap, viewed from above, is roughly semi-circular and, in general, is attached to wood by its flat edge. (but in some species a very short stem may be present). Caps vary in diameter from half a centimetre to 10 centimetres. The caps come in various colours and so do the gills.
Spore print: brown.
Look-alikes
There are few genera of stemless (or very shortly-stemmed) mushrooms and often it is possible get a good idea in the field that such a mushroom is a species of Crepidotus. However, to be sure, it is often necessary to study a specimen.
Crepidotus sp. is listed in the following regions:
Canberra & Southern Tablelands | South Coast | New South Wales North Coast | Hume | Greater Melbourne
Maps
Alpine Shire Bodalla State Forest Broulee Moruya Nature Observation Area Currarong - Abrahams Bosom Beach Dandenong Ranges National Park Genoplesium vernale target area Lower Cotter Catchment Namadgi National Park The Pinnacle Tidbinbilla Nature ReservePlaces
Harrietville, VIC Hawker, ACT Pialligo, ACT Tecoma, VIC Uriarra Village, ACT