Stereum hirsutum

Description:

5-3 cm across, but often fused together; fan-shaped, semicircular, or irregular; densely velvety, hairy, or with appressed hairs; with concentric zones of texture and color; colors variable, but generally ranging from yellow to tan, brown, reddish brown, or buff (sometimes developing greenish shades in old age as a result of algae); laterally attached, without a stem. The undersurface is smooth; yellowish to yellow-brown or grayish brown; sometimes bruising darker yellow.

Habitat:

Dead bark trees.