Description |
Ash grey or grey-brown, occasionally tinged
with lilac, this very coral-like fungus has flattened branches with
rounded ends rather than forked tips. |
Size |
The whole fruitbody is 3 to 10 cm tall, and
usually of similar or slightly smaller width. The individual stems are
typically 6 to 10 mm across their major diameter. |
Spore print |
White. |
Odour/taste |
Not distinctive. |
Habitat |
On the ground beneath deciduous trees and
less frequently under conifers; usually where there is a build up of
leaf litter. |
Season |
July to November. |
Occurrence |
Fairly common. |
Similar species |
- Clavulina rugosa is
smaller with one or just a few club-like branches with blunt tips.
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