Laccocephalum basilapidoides
| Laccocephalum basilapidoides | |
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| The sporophore and mycelium of Laccocephalum basilapidoides. The stone-like basal portion shows fragments of roots and the vestiges of an ant tunnel. Collected from the south-eastern border of Australia. Normally found in mallee scrub. | |
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| Order: | Polyporales |
| Family: | Polyporaceae |
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| Species: | L. basilapidoides |
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| Laccocephalum basilapidoides | |
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Polyporus basilapidoides (McAlpine & Tepper) Lloyd (1912) | |
Laccocephalum basilapidoides, referred to as the stone-making fungus, is a fungus known only from Australia.
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