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Crust Fungus

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injica
injica 11 years ago

That like a branch, not a trunk....I will try to mach the crust.

injica
injica 11 years ago

I am so not sure cause is was completely decomposed but the forest predominately consists of forest oak, elm, wild cherry, maple, beech and linden. I would say that it wasn't oak....sorry, but I haven't some better information.

gully.moy
gully.moy 11 years ago

Perhaps you know the species of tree it is growing on?

injica
injica 11 years ago

I think the 1st one is more likely, 1st of all it looks the more similar to my spotting and 2nd is often found around while for the others I'm not sure, would have to find an expert to ask about its frequency.

injica
injica 11 years ago

Thank you :)

gully.moy
gully.moy 11 years ago

It's a crust fungus. Here are some possibilities for you to look at:

Datronia mollis
Schizopora paradoxa
Various Antrodia species

There may be more look-alikes, I have no idea how to tell them apart.

injica
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injica

Zagreb, Croatia

Spotted on Apr 11, 2013
Submitted on Apr 11, 2013

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