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Artomyces austropiperatus
Up to 80 mm tall and 40 mm wide; narrow multi-branching stems with 'crown' like tops; colours generally very pale pink-grey but older ones showing stronger orange to purple to black tips.
Along the side of fallen eucalyptus timber and beneath a good protective covering of trailing grass.
Some say it has a peppery taste and smell. I forgot to test this. Previously-named Clavicorona colensoi and Clavicorona piperata now viewed as members of the group Artomyces austropiperatus.
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Crown tip type Coral Fungi.
You're right Ashish. It is one of the coral fungi.
I find here some list.
http://mycorrhizas.info/ecmf.html
Isn't this Coral Fungus..?
there we go... http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/102...
You are right GA... hang on.. I think I have a fungal nudibranch too just for you... next spotting.
Wow they look like a small corals beautiful!