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Hymenochaete luteobadia
These were uniformly orange in color with a white ring around the outer edge. The bottom was a very light orange or white.
This row of fungi were growing on a dead fallen tree in permanent shade in the Amazon rainforest of SE Ecuador.
This was my first attempt to photograph the bottom side with a mirror. I can see where a good bottom photo could be necessary and will work on that in future shots.
Spotted on Feb 8, 2019
Submitted on Feb 12, 2019
4 Comments
Hi Mauna. Looking up the classification for the newest fungi, I see that the classification on the vertical fungi I just posted is the same as this one. I am updating this to your suggestion. You've made a couple suggestions I've used, if you want to make it official in the ID suggestion box, that would be fine.
Hi Tukup — no worries. Hope that the connectivity/internet issues resolve soon enough!
Hi Mauna. Just checking some of the spottings with comments. I checked back and I never got this notification. So sorry. I really appreciate your help with identifications. I will check out the links below. Thanks much. We seem to be having problems, but know that if I see it, I will acknowledge it. I'm not ignoring it :-)
This is another shot in the dark, but I found this look alike: http://mushroaming.com/images/14bc08580....
http://mushroaming.com/Amazing_Amazon
Hymenochaete luteobadia