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Pipe club fungus

12 March 201612 November 2014 by David

Pipe club fungus

Field guides rate the frequency of the pipe club fungus as “occasional” or “rare”. Perhaps that’s because its elegant fruiting bodies aren’t easy to spot even when they are growing in short grass.

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