A recent find in a shrubbery near Scarborough has prompted me to remind people to look out for this intriguing fungus. It would be great to add this to more sites. I would encourage anyone who spots Griselinia in local parks and gardens to keep an eye out.
This was the richest collection I have had to date; there were abundant tiny fruit-bodies on leaves attached to a dead twig still in the Griselinia bush – arrowed. The scale bar is 1mm. The spore image is better than the one in my OP. Strange to think this fungus is in the same family as the gilled fungi Armillaria, Flammulina, Strobilurus and Xerula, and the corticioid Cylindrobasidium: https://www.outerhebridesfungi.co.uk/species.php?id=57” class=”bbcode_url”>https://www.outerhebridesfungi.co.uk/species.php?id=57

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