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TEA-TREE FINGERS Hypocreopsis amplectens

Persisting among a handful of melaleuca and kunzea thickets around Victoria, almost entirely disregarded by humanity, lies a little-known native fungus known as tea-tree fingers.

Vaguely resembling some kind of bird dropping, tea-tree fingers are easily overlooked, yet between the little we know about them and the wealth of information we’re yet to discover, this species

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