Amauroderma argenteofulvum
(Van der Byl)
Doidge
Photos: Bart Wursten, Bomponi, Burma Valley.
A fairly long-stemmed, terrestrial species, common in Miombo woodland. The hard, flat, circular cap is brown with concentric blackish lines. The underside is greyish with minute, inconspicuous pores. The species bleeds red when damaged.
See A. longisporum for comparison, which is much lighter in colour, has a more irregular shaped cap, is thinner and more flexible, and has wider, clearly visible pores.
