Covers mushrooms and other non-lichenized fungi that form multicellular fruiting bodies large enough to be seen with the unaided eye.
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21 genera
32 species, 0 subspecies and varieties
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Index to genera:
Dacrymyces,
Dacryobolus,
Dacryonaema,
Dacryopinax,
Daedalea,
Daedaleopsis,
Daldinia,
Dasyscyphus,
Datronia,
Dendrocollybia,
Dendrophora,
Dennisiodiscus,
Dentipellis,
Dermea,
Desmazierella,
Dichomitus,
Dichostereum,
Diplocarpon,
Disciotis,
Disciseda,
Discocainia
– common jelly-spot
Habitat: It often occurs on cedar-board fences becoming apparent every time it rains.
Substrate: conifer wood, occasionally hardwood substrates
– maze-gill fungus, oak maze-gill
– blushing bracket, thin-maze flat polypore, thin-walled maze polypore
– carbon balls, King Alfred's cakes, cramp-balls
– branched Collybia, branched shanklet