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Coral fungi.
The coral fungi range in form from simple or branched clubs to large, complex, coral-like structures. Most species grow on the ground, a few on decaying wood. The fertile tissue covers all but the stem.
Clavaria and allies have white spores. In the Ramaria group the spores are yellow brown.
Ref.: The field guide to Autralian fungi by Bruce Fuhrer.
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