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thanks for letting me know where you got the info from, I think you might be right
It was my usual first stop for confirming fungi species, http://www.mushroomexpert.com/fistulina_...
This page points to another for an example of the pores, http://www.mushroomexpert.com/pseudofist..., here you can see that the pore surface is composed of distinctly separate tubes. When I zoomed in on my specimen the pores appear to share walls, although I could be mistaken due to limitations of my camera.
they seem quite separate to me (as opposed to a mature dryad's saddles pores for example), where did you read that? I'm wondering what different kind of pores exist with mushrooms
Not sure about that Lipase, from what I read, F. hepatica has conspicuously separate pores.