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- Title
- Gliophorus viridis
- Content partner
- Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
- Collection
- Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Ara Flickr
- Description
A bright green mushroom of the family Hygrophoraceae, Gliophorus viridis is one of two known green waxgills, or waxcaps, as they are known in the US and Europe. This one is more of a yellowy or grass green than Gliophorus graminicolor which is usually a more blue green, and less glossy as rule. G.viridis usually has a smooth cap and stem, where...
- Format
- Image
- Date created
- 24 May 2015
- Creator
- Steve Reekie
- Contributing partner
- Te Ara Flickr Pool
- URL
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/30798443@N02/18035948422/in/pool-teara/
- Locations
- Brunner,
- Related subjects
- Aotearoa / New Zealand / New Zealand Wild / Nature / New Zealand Nature / Wild / West Coast / Wilderness / Wild New Zealand / Westland / Wonderland Aotearoa / beauty / Fungi / fungus / mycology / Mushroom / Mushrooms / green / glossy / shiny / Gliophorus / macro / Wow! / wonderful / super macro / Gliophorus viridis / super / beautiful / stunning / lovely / spectacular / species / Steve Reekie / photography / New Zealand Nature Photography / New Zealand Geographic / National Geographic / close up / Brunner / Taylorville / Grey River / Grey Valley / New Zealand fungi / New Zealand fungus
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