angulospora's Identifications

Very sticky cap, no blue staining when snapped. Hollow stipe but had a long thin bit in the middle if that makes sense?

From the same log that sequenced close to P. azurescens a few years later https://inaturalist.nz/observations/87679237

Have been growing from a dead tree for years and now in the surrounding area, tall Aussie sub looking.

Subs at the camp site

Enclosed variant

Growing in wood chip landscaping.

sect. cyanescens "subsecotioides"

In bark-enriched clay soil

'subsecotioides', fruiting in a city park.

fruiting near Ps. angulospora in urban landscaping.

fruiting near Ps. 'tasmaniana' and Ps. angulospora. maybe just large tasmaniaina, unsure. quite more robust than all other fruitings.

'makarorae aff' aka 'jelly subs' fruiting in someones garden.

'subsecotioides'