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Trametes cubensis
Brackets ranging from ca. 6-7 inches down to ca. 2 inches wide. Brackets showing concentric zones of cream and browns. Occurring singly or in groups; when in groups some brackets fused to others above/below. Some have very short stalk. Fresh brackets flexible.]; dry; lumpy; margin rounded. Underside: Pores, round, 1-2/mm; white (browns when picked); 4-5 mm deep. Flesh. White.
Growing on the NE- and NW-facing sides of a Water Oak (Quercus nigra) log in an open field. The log had been sitting in the field for three years before these brackets appeared.
Identification confirmed on Mushroom Identification Forum (Facebook Group)
Spotted on Nov 6, 2015
Submitted on Nov 8, 2015
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