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    Occurrence Jun 22, 2025, 4:23 PM

    Gymnopilus purpuratus

    AustraliaWestern AustraliaSerpentine-Jarrahdale
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    Record

    Dataset
    iNaturalist Research-grade Observations
    Basis of record
    Human observation
    Information withheld
    Coordinate uncertainty increased to 29120m at the request of the observer

    Taxon

    Scientific name
    Gymnopilus purpuratus
    Taxon ID
    382516
    Kingdom
    Fungi
    Phylum
    Basidiomycota
    Class
    Agaricomycetes
    Order
    Agaricales
    Family
    Hymenogastraceae
    Genus
    Gymnopilus
    Rank
    species
    GBIF Backbone Taxonomy

    Gymnopilus purpuratus (Cooke & Massee) Singer

    KingdomFungiPhylumBasidiomycotaClassAgaricomycetesOrderAgaricalesFamilyHymenogastraceaeGenusGymnopilusSpeciesGymnopilus purpuratus
    • Taxon ID not found
    Catalogue of Life

    Gymnopilus purpuratus (Cooke & Massee) Singer

    DomainEukaryotaKingdomFungiPhylumBasidiomycotaClassAgaricomycetesOrderAgaricalesFamilyHymenogastraceaeGenusGymnopilusSpeciesGymnopilus purpuratus
    • Taxon ID not found
    Identification ID
    652963224
    Identified by
    • Michel Serjeant
    Date identified
    2025-06-22T14:58:46Z

    Location

    Continent
    Oceania
    Inferred
    Country or area
    Australia
    State province
    Western Australia
    Verbatim locality
    Western Australia, AU
    Decimal latitude
    -32.346
    Coordinate roundedAltered
    -32.3458004629
    original
    Decimal longitude
    115.941
    Coordinate roundedAltered
    115.941409216
    original
    Coordinate uncertainty in metres
    29,120
    Geodetic datum
    EPSG:4326
    Location according to GADM
    AustraliaWestern AustraliaSerpentine-Jarrahdale
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    Occurrence

    Occurrence ID
    Catalogue number
    291794871
    Recorded by
    • Michel Serjeant
    Sex
    Occurrence status
    Present
    Inferred
    Occurrence remarks
    Unusual formation. It seems it started to fruit upright then the branch fell upside down so another cap emerged in the new upward orientation. I've often found the G. purpuratus fruiting on small fallen branches and have wondered if its spread via the original tree or the colonization happened on ground contact
    Event date
    2025-06-22T16:23:54
    Altered
    2025-06-22T16:23:54+08:00
    original
    Event time
    16:23:54+08:00
    Verbatim event date
    2025-06-22 16:23:54

    Other

    Record licence
    CC BY-NC 4.0
    Altered
    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
    original
    Institution code
    iNaturalist
    Collection code
    Observations
    Dataset name
    • iNaturalist research-grade observations
    Identifier
    291794871
    Modified
    2025-06-23T14:29:38Z
    References
    Rights holder
    Michel Serjeant
    GBIF ID
    5206572499

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    Citation

    Please use this citation in publications
    iNaturalist contributors, iNaturalist (2025). iNaturalist Research-grade Observations. iNaturalist.org. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/ab3s5x accessed via GBIF.org on 2025-08-08. https://gbif.org/occurrence/5206572499
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    Dataset
    iNaturalist Research-grade Observations
    Publisher
    iNaturalist.org
    Last crawled
    2025-08-02T12:45:50.757