Clavaria L. 1753
Details
Nomenclature
Classification
Subordinates
- Clavaria abietina
- Clavaria acuta
- Clavaria aeruginosa
- Clavaria albida
- Clavaria alboglobospora
- Clavaria alliacea
- Clavaria amethystina
- Clavaria amoena
- Clavaria angulispora
- Clavaria apiculata
- Clavaria arborescens
- Clavaria archeri
- Clavaria ardosiaca
- Clavaria argillacea
- Clavaria aurantiocinnabarina
- Clavaria aurea
- Clavaria australiana
- Clavaria botrytis
- Clavaria byssiseda
- Clavaria candelabrum
- Clavaria capitata
- Clavaria capitata
- Clavaria cinerea
- Clavaria cinnamomea
- Clavaria colensoi
- Clavaria contorta
- Clavaria corallinorosacea
- Clavaria coralloides
- Clavaria cornea
- Clavaria corniculata
- Clavaria coronilla
- Clavaria corynoides
- Clavaria crispula
- Clavaria crispula
- Clavaria cristata
- Clavaria cristatula
- Clavaria crocea
- Clavaria cupreicolor
- Clavaria cyanocephala
- Clavaria dendroides
- Clavaria depokensis
- Clavaria echinobrevispora
- Clavaria echinonivosa
- Clavaria echinoolivacea
- Clavaria falcata
- Clavaria felina
- Clavaria filicicola
- Clavaria flaccida
- Clavaria flagelliformis
- Clavaria flava
- Clavaria flavopurpurea
- Clavaria floridana
- Clavaria formosa
- Clavaria fragilis
- Clavaria fragillima
- Clavaria fuliginea
- Clavaria fumosa
- Clavaria furcata
- Clavaria fusiformis
- Clavaria gelatinosa
- Clavaria gibbsiae
- Clavaria glossoides
- Clavaria gracilis
- Clavaria grandis
- Clavaria grisea
- Clavaria humilis
- Clavaria hypoxylon
- Clavaria inaequalis
- Clavaria inaequalis
- Clavaria juncea
- Clavaria kunzei
- Clavaria laeticolor
- Clavaria laetissima
- Clavaria leveillei
- Clavaria ligula
- Clavaria lorithamnus
- Clavaria lutea
- Clavaria lutea
- Clavaria lutea
- Clavaria luteostirpata
- Clavaria luteotenerrima
- Clavaria megaspinosa
- Clavaria micans
- Clavaria militaris
- Clavaria mima
- Clavaria minutula
- Clavaria misella
- Clavaria mucida
- Clavaria muscicola
- Clavaria muscoides
- Clavaria muscula
- Clavaria musculospinosa
- Clavaria nigrita
- Clavaria novozealandica
- Clavaria ochraceosalmonicolor
- Clavaria ornatipes
- Clavaria ovata
- Clavaria parasitica
- Clavaria phoenicea
- Clavaria piperata
- Clavaria pistillaris
- Clavaria plumbeoargillacea
- Clavaria pulchella
- Clavaria pulchra
- Clavaria purpurea
- Clavaria pusilla
- Clavaria pusilla
- Clavaria pusio
- Clavaria pyxidata
- Clavaria redoleoalii
- Clavaria rhizomorpha
- Clavaria rosea
- Clavaria roseoviolacea
- Clavaria rubicundula
- Clavaria rugosa
- Clavaria sp.
- Clavaria sp. 1
- Clavaria sp. 2
- Clavaria sp. 3
- Clavaria sp. 4
- Clavaria sp. 5
- Clavaria spiralis
- Clavaria stegasauroides
- Clavaria striata
- Clavaria stricta
- Clavaria subacuta
- Clavaria subrugosa
- Clavaria subsordida
- Clavaria subviolacea
- Clavaria sulcata
- Clavaria surculus
- Clavaria tasmanica
- Clavaria tenuipes
- Clavaria triuncialis
- Clavaria truncata
- Clavaria tuberculospora
- Clavaria turgida
- Clavaria vermicularis
- Clavaria viridis
- Clavaria viscosa
- Clavaria ypsilonidia
- Clavaria zippelii
- Clavaria zollingeri
Associations
Descriptions
Clavaria L. 1753
Unbranched thin, soft-fleshed clubs, up to about 5 cm high. Variable in colour, from white to yellow, to salmon, to dark grey. Always on the soil, either solitary or in small clumps. Clavaria zollingeri is an exception, having branching clubs, resembling Ramaria and some Ramariopsis species which need to be distinguished using microscopic features. Saprobic on soil.
Over 40 species have been reported from New Zealand.
Macrotyphula similarly has simple clubs, but here they are extremely thin (never more than 2 mm thick), and always dull, whitish to tan colours.
Several Ramariopsis species are macroscopically very similar, and can only be distinguished microscopically.
Fragile, brightly coloured (commonly yellow, white, salmon) coral fungi, often with simple clubs. Common on soil in forests throughout the country.
Over 40 species have been reported from New Zealand, only those listed below have descriptions or images available from NZFungi.