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Fungi Pycnoporus

Pycnoporus sp (sanguineus)

Habitat:

En el Parque das Aves do Iguazu (Brasil).

Notes:

http://malaysianfungi.blogspot.com.es/20...

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6 Comments

eulalia rubio
eulalia rubio 10 years ago

Your ideas are very interesting. Thanks for your input.

gully.moy
gully.moy 10 years ago

My initial thought was a Pycnoporus species too, but the tiered form of the fungus put me off. On reflection I agree that this is a Pycnoporus species displaying gravitropism where the bracket has grown on a standing tree, then the tree has fallen and so the fungus has grown out perpendicular to it's original direction in response to the rotation of gravity.

gully.moy
gully.moy 11 years ago

If you do upload it there, pleas post a link here so we can follow it's progress!

gully.moy
gully.moy 11 years ago

Consider posting this spotting on Mushroom Observer. They will be most likely to help you identify it and I'm sure they'll appreciate such an interesting fungus :-)

http://mushroomobserver.org/

eulalia rubio
eulalia rubio 11 years ago

Thanks also, gully.moy

gully.moy
gully.moy 11 years ago

Very cool, don't know what it is though.

eulalia rubio
Spotted by
eulalia rubio

Foz do Iguaçu, Paraná, Brazil

Spotted on Mar 7, 2013
Submitted on Mar 7, 2013

Spotted for Mission

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