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Crepidotus sp.
The attractive gills of a Crepidotus species. Crepidotus grow usually on the underside of branches, twigs and deadwood stems. They look similar to Oyster Mushrooms, but are smaller and have a very short stem, not centred but placed sidely. The short stem gave them the German name "Stummelfüßchen" wich means "Stumpy Tootsy"
Spotted on Oct 9, 2012
Submitted on Oct 9, 2012
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