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- 4: Friends of Te Henui
- 4.1: Friends of Te Henui
- 4.2: About NZ National walkway "Te Henui"
- 4.3: Map of the walkway (Printable)
- 4.4: Videos of the walks in the Te Henui Valley
- 4.5: Aerial photograph showing tree positions, tracks and entrances.
- 4.6: Native Trees & Shrubs (Taranaki)
- 4.7: Native Trees & Shrubs not in Taranaki
- 4.8: Hebes and their cultivars and hybrids
- 4.9: Native Plants (Taranaki)
- 4.10: Native Plants not in Taranaki
- 4.11: Exotic Trees & Shrubs (Local)
- 4.12: Exotic Plants (Local)
- 4.13: Orchids (Local & NZ)
- 4.14: Ferns (NZ)
- 4.15: Weeds & Escapee Plants (Local & NZ)
- 4.16: Mushrooms,Fungi & Moulds (Local & NZ)
- 4.16.1: Artist's porebracket (Ganoderma applanatum)
- 4.16.2: Basket Fungi (Ileodictyon cibarium)
- 4.16.3: Birch bolete (Leccinum scabrum)
- 4.16.4: Bird Nest 1 (Woolly) Nidula niveotomentosa
- 4.16.5: Bird Nest 2 (Brown) Crucibulum laeve
- 4.16.6: Bird Nest 3 (Scaly) Cyathus striatus
- 4.16.7: Blue mushroom (Entoloma hochstetteri)
- 4.16.8: Bracket Fungi (Fomes hemitephrus)
- 4.16.9: Bracket fungi (Ganoderma mastoporum)
- 4.16.10: Orange Bracket (Pycnoporus coccineus)
- 4.16.11: Brick Woodtuft (Hypholoma sublateritium)
- 4.16.12: Clitocybe clitocyboides
- 4.16.13: Collybia species
- 4.16.14: Crepidotus species
- 4.16.15: Crinipellis species
- 4.16.16: Cup fungi (Black) Plectania species
- 4.16.17: Daldina concentrica
- 4.16.18: Earthstar (Velvet) Geastrum velutinum
- 4.16.19: Finger Jelly (Calocera cornea)
- 4.16.20: Fungal mycelia
Current page is 4.16.21: Giant Flamecap (Gymnopilus junonius)
- 4.16.22: Goldclub Coral (Clavaria amoena)
- 4.16.23: Icicle Tooth (Hericium coralloides)
- 4.16.24: Icing Sugar Fungus (Beauveria bassiana)
- 4.16.25: Japanese Umbrella Inkcap (Parasola plicatilis)
- 4.16.26: Jelly-Stemmed helmet (Mycena austrororida)
- 4.16.27: Laccaria glabripes
- 4.16.28: Leaf Fungus (Genus:Stereum)
- 4.16.29: Leaf spots
- 4.16.30: Lemon honeycap (Armillaria limonea)
- 4.16.31: Mahoe leafspot (Cephaleuros lagerheimii)
- 4.16.33: Mica Cap (Coprinus micaceus)
- 4.16.34: Mould (Yellow Slime)
- 4.16.35: Mushroom (Field)
- 4.16.36: Unidentified Mushroom 1
- 4.16.37: Orange Poreconch (Favolaschia calocera)
- 4.16.38: Pholiota species
- 4.16.39: Phycomyces blakesleeanus
- 4.16.40: Polyporus arcularis
- 4.16.41: Panus purpuratus
- 4.16.42: Pluteus concentricus
- 4.16.43: Puffball (Species:Bovista)
- 4.16.44: Ruby Bonnet (Mycena viscidocruenta)
- 4.16.45: Scarlet Flycap (Amanita muscaria)
- 4.16.46: Scarlet Pouch (Weraroa erythrocephala)
- 4.16.48: Shaggy Inkcap (Coprinus comatus)
- 4.16.49: Skull Puffball (Calvatia craniiformis)
- 4.16.50: Sociable Inkcap (Coprinus disseminatus)
- 4.16.51: Sticky Buns (Suillus luteus)
- 4.16.52: Turkey-tail porebracket (Trametes versicolor)
- 4.16.53: Wood-ear Fungi (Auricularia cornea)
- 4.17: Lichens (Local & NZ)
- 4.18: Club Mosses (Local & NZ)
- 4.19: Mosses (Local & NZ)
- 4.20: Liverworts (Local & NZ)
- 4.21: Maori names of Native Trees
- 4.22: Traditional plant use by Maori
- 4.23: Birds (Local)
- 4.24: Butterflies and Moths (Local)
- 4.25: Fauna (Local and NZ)
- 4.26: Flies, Bees, Wasps (Local & NZ)
- 4.27: Botanical Terms Explained
- 4.28: Insects (Local and NZ)
- 4.29: Snails,Slugs,Worms (Local)
- 4.30: Spiders & Relations (Local)
- 4.31: Local Historic Maori Sites
- 4.32: Historical Maori Walkway Tour, Te Ara Puāwai o Te Hēnui
- 4.33: Te Henui Vicarage (Historic Place)
- 4.34: Kete Te Henui
- 4.35: Forest and Bird Society Native Tree Planting
- 4.36: Forest and Bird Restoration Project
- 4.37: Working Bee Photos 8/3/10
- 4.38: Local Activities
- 4.39: Local Weed Removal
- 4.40: NPCC Planting etc.
- 4.41: Walkway Signs,etc.
- 4.42: The Friends Gallery
- 4.43: Environmental Monitoring Projects
- 4.44: New Plymouth & Taranaki Web Links
- 4.45: Contact Us
- 4.46: Admin Login
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- 2: Friends of Pukekura Park
- 3: Taranaki Kiwi Trust
4: Friends of Te Henui
- 5: Nga Motu Marine Reserve Society
- 6: Royal Forest and Bird Society, Taranaki
- 7: Rotokare Scenic Reserve
- 8: New Zealand Herpetological Society
Giant flamecap
Kingdom: Fungi
Division: Basidiomycota
Class: Agaricomycetes
Order: Agaricales
Family: Cortinariaceae
Genus: Gymnopilus
Scientific name: Gymnopilus junonius
Common name: Giant flamecap
Gymnopilus junonius is a very widely distributed mushroom which grows in dense clusters on dead hardwoods and conifers. This mushroom grows just about everywhere that decaying wood can be found.
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