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Stereum versicolor
A wavy-margined thin shelf fungus about 35mm wide, arising from the side of a dead log. The upper surface had wavy lines of cream and deep red colour. The upper surface also had a layer of mossy green colour. The underside was smooth.
damp eucalyptus forest
Unsure if this is Stereum ostrea or Trametes sp ... My thanks go to CordeneanuVlad and Clive Shirley for assisting with the ID. I have accepted this as a species of Stereum - thanks to Clive.
Spotted on Apr 15, 2012
Submitted on Apr 22, 2012
5 Comments
Stereum versicolor methinks.
Thank you very much Mr CS. I am still thoroughly confused but I do agree that this looks like my other Stereum. It is a pity I did not take more shots of this bracket.
I think I would go for a Stereum species
Thank you CorduneanuVlad. I will accept your ID.
Please take a look at the Turkey tail - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trametes_ve...