YELLOW CLUBS (Fungus)

Calocera pallidospathulata

Calocera Family [Caloceraceae]  

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10th July 2009, Deciduous woods, Rosthwaite, Cumbria. Photo: © RWD
Growing on a sawn-off tree-stump.


10th July 2009, Deciduous woods, Rosthwaite, Cumbria. Photo: © RWD
It is semi-translucent, very short and yellow.


10th July 2009, Deciduous woods, Rosthwaite, Cumbria. Photo: © RWD
Preferentially grows on Beech, or deciduous trees. Rarely coniferous.


Related to : Yellow Stagshorn Fungus but is much shorter.

Uniquely identifiable characteristics

Distinguishing Feature : Grows on dead wood, is yellow or orange-yellow and appears as short oddly-shaped stumps or clubs, some of which are slightly flattened, between 0.5 to 1.5 cm tall. Not present in the UK before 1969, but now ubiquitous.


YELLOW CLUBS (Fungus)

Calocera pallidospathulata

Calocera Family [Caloceraceae]  

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