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Exidia recisa
Brown to purplish-brown color. The surface develops wide concave depressions that are surrounded by ridges. Individual fruiting bodies that are attached at a central point.
Growing on a white pine tree at Boyd Audubon. Fairly common in the eastern United States, this fungus usually grows on hardwood, especially oak. It's often found on dead twigs, but I spotted this fungus on a living tree.
Spotted on May 8, 2016
Submitted on May 9, 2016
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