Rare fungi discovered in the Netherlands and Brazil

Translated from Dutch site Blik op Nieuws:

In the Netherlands there are about 4000 fungi species.

The rare Antrodia xantha was found in Het Loo [eastern Netherlands].

This species occurs only at six places in The Netherlands. …

In Kroondomein Het Loo, the researchers found about 100 different species, including Coprinus plicatilis, hen of the woods, jelly bellies, and Serpula himantioides.

Also, the rare Oligoporus guttulatus, growing on a Douglas fir, was found.

Glowing fungi discovered in Brazil: here.

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