Gloeophyllum sepiarium! What a wonderful name. This is one of the most abundant mushrooms in clear-felled areas of forestry plantations - it plays its part in rotting down stumps and large chunks of timber left behind after the trees have been harvested.
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| This one is cheekily having a go at decomposing a fencepost! <3 |
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| They have similarly labyrinthine gills to the maze-gill fungus, but on a smaller scale. |
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| Fresh fruiting bodies are felty. |
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| Old fruiting bodies are papery. |
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