Hairy Earthtongue - Trichoglossum hirsutum
A blackish-brown species, of variable form. The stalk has a velvety appearance due to minute bristly hairs that are visible under a hand lens
other earthtongues
Photograph showing detail of bristly stalk as well as fungus in habitat. We advise that you consult an expert before submission to NatureSpot, and retain a specimen in case this is needed for verification
unimproved short grasslands, including lawns
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Burrough Hill Country Park
09 November 2024
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Burrough Hill Country Park
09 November 2024
minutely bristly-hairy stalk (hand lens needed)
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