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Spotted in Colony Farm Regional Park, Port Coquitlam, BC.
Polypore with cream/buff cap and a violet rim. Underside toothed.
Semicircular brackets with a finely hairy upper surface that had white, tan, ...
Fan-shaped, thin, fuzzy caps with concentric zones of texture and color. The ...
Fruiting body annual or short-lived perennial, 1-4 cm broad, up to 0.5 cm ...
A grey ringed mushroom which grows in clusters on the sides of trees.
![purple-edged toothlike polypore (Trichaptum biforme) [1 of 2]](https://lh4.ggpht.com/txGVpMsfU6Pn_ntcCjwoVq_hONnbh1G-O1MVMwV5pLypfsKkQ5Qy7f8qeeOezPzt4IAUr_LItu1e7FckUrq7MQ=s100-c)
common small shelving bracket on trees
![purple-edged, toothlike bracket fungus (Trichaptum biforme) [2 of 2]](https://lh5.ggpht.com/OLy-3v4UBtuf6jVuG49JgpEyF7lhZYzF7-7Ils3KRtC06WhPjK3Gpy8Uq72Rk8WvoXSc0q31tKP3CelAD__q=s100-c)
small, shelving bracket on wood
shelving small, leathery bracket with purple edge underneath and spines ...
These very tiny fungi grow out of the surface of Purple Tooth fungi (
Fue avistado en la ladera de una colina a unos metros de un lago.
Growing on a stick that had fallen on the ground in a shady, sandy area.
The cap is gray/white with gray strips. The underside is dark brown with ...
Violet fungus. The cap is 1-3 cm across, 0.5–2cm wide, in overlapping rows or ...
a thin bracket - the most common in northeastern N.A. recognized by its purple ...
Tough, spreading, with projecting single to overlapping, white to grayish, ...
not sure if this is a turkey tail or something else - they were growing on ...
When the pore surface is tinged with purple, this smallish bracket fungus is ...
Very pretty crust or bracket fungus. Cream colored with purple edges. I'm sorry ...
White with bands, fan-like, no odor, appears to be dry
Cap 1-3 cm across, 0.5–2cm wide, in overlapping rows or shelves; upper surface ...
Violet Polypore Trichaptum biforme ...
the UK's plant diversity at the moment.
, Ramaria, Schizophyllum, Schizopora, Stereum, Trametes,
