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Byssomerulius corium
The fruiting bodies of this fungus appeared like patches of white sheets adhering to the wood on which they grew. They appeared to incorporate branchlets and twigs as can be seen in Pic 1. The margins showed shelving. The white fertile surface was uneven and showed some fine wrinkles.
Spotted growing on a moss-covered damp wooden log.
Class: Agaricomycetes Order: Polyporales Family: Phanerochaetaceae
Spotted on Apr 28, 2014
Submitted on Apr 29, 2014
![Byssomerulius corium [ Papierzwammetje (nl) ]](https://lh6.ggpht.com/jbkPOdpmm2HrIV2BKXbDNMb6No-8D4mqqeQHvk0QpGfP8WGKU4BGg3aHjaU-STdhnqJf3L_3DoRU7EchkjRqDA=s62-c)
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That first one is like the under view of a manta ray... with a stick in it's mouth.... that's it I need some sleep.