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Phellinus igniarius
Bracket fungus that express its fruit body as perennial conks and generally hoof-shaped. The lower surface consists in the youngest layer; brown velvety with pores. Older and upper layer are turning white and later black, woody and cracked.
Growing in boreal forest, mostly tamarack, black spruce and some dediceous trees.
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Finally got an id!