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Mycena fumosa Grgur. Image location: Victoria, Australia Found on fallen decaying logs often emerging from cracks. Cap to 15mm. Similar to M interrupta but for the brownish colour. The terminating disc at the bottom of the stipe is a brownish colour. Seen near Longwarry. Considered by one author a sub-species of Interuppta. Recognized by sight
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