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Ganoderma sp. (lucidum or tsugae)
Found in Hocking Hills, Ohio near Old Man's Cave.
Ganoderma is certain from my view. It's somehow juvenile though - so both are possible: G. tsugae and G. lucidum. I'll tend to Reishi (G. lucidum) like Ashish and Ernesto. It's definetely no Cinnabar Polypore, like suggested.
Hi Dora !!!.If you want you could add to the mission Fungus in America
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I should've taken a pic of the canopy of the tree, but I looked for some photos of Eastern hemlock bark and it does look like it could be a hemlock after all.
Is that Hemlock it's growing on? If it is, it's a Hemlock Varnish Shelf; if it's a deciduous tree, than it is a Ling Chih.
Spotted on May 26, 2012
Submitted on May 26, 2012
