I found 3 examples of varying size all within Eskdale Reserve today, I believe they are all the Rhizopogon species. All within close proximity to Pine trees. feel free to correct me or let me know if I should catalogue them separately.
Med size one, photo 1, 3
Small size one photo 5, 6
Large one, photo 2, 4 and 7
Growing under unidentified long needle pine. Scurfy exterior brigght reddish brown.
Growing from rotting pine stump. Polypore.
visually similar to Amanita but stipe? Poor condition Beech forest
Small yellowish white truffle found beneath Eucalyptus sp.
I have collected it, and will get a sequence for it
Centrally stalked cap, sunken, funnel like toward the centre, initially light coloured (1st photo), then (second photo) turning brown on pileus surface (darker toward the centre) and on the stipe, pore surface white, pores 4 per mm. Substrate Quercus palustris (foliage in 3rd photo).
Growing on the roof of a cave on the beach
Under mixed native and exotic forest
Growing on very rotten wood in broadleaf-podocarp forest. Caps to 15 mm across.