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Phellinus wahlbergii
A wall of fungi, moss, lichens tucked in between two buttressed eucalyptus roots. The main fungus forms shelves with very soft felt-like green tops and arrays of various size pores below. Brackets up to 250mm wide This fungus decomposes stumps and logs producing a white pocket rot. It can also cause heart rot in living trees.Small pores of yellow-brown.
Very tall moist eucalyptus forest.
Spotted on Mar 24, 2012
Submitted on Mar 24, 2012
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