No, I don't think it is P. squamosus, mainly because of the light scales. Polyporus squamosus has scales that are more in contrast colour wise with their background. You could use a magnifier to look at the pores and see if the edges are fringed, if so, this is P. tuberaster.
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No, I don't think it is P. squamosus, mainly because of the light scales. Polyporus squamosus has scales that are more in contrast colour wise with their background. You could use a magnifier to look at the pores and see if the edges are fringed, if so, this is P. tuberaster.
thanks Michal... Do you think it could be Polyporus squamosus ?
Polyporus close to P tuberaster.