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Unverified 27 Nov 2024 WendyEM

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unearthed when weeding

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Heino1 wrote:
   28 Nov 2024
Possibly one of the native truffle-like fungi - perhaps in the family Russulaceae. If so, the interior would contain lots of tiny chambers and, when cut, you might see the tissue bleed a bit (if you look carefully and closely).

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