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Soft white patches of fungus, about 40 mm wide, broadly adherent to wood. The upper margins showed shelving, were soft and in folds. The upper surface of the shelves were gelatinous. The fertile pore surface was a pale orange.
Spotted on a decaying damp eucalyptus log.
Looking for an ID.
Spotted on Jun 9, 2014
Submitted on Jun 12, 2014
4 Comments
Thanks Mark. Not Antrodiella anyway-they have tooth like pores.
Maybe a Rigidoporus sp. like R ulmarius ?
Thanks gully.moy. You're such a help ! will check these - I thought it might be Antrodiella but haven't heard of the others. Thanks again.
Could be one of these:
Schizopora paradoxa
Datronia mollis
Antrodia