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Spotting

Description:

A large fungus with no gills and a velvety texture. It had about ten to fifteen lobes concentrating around a small stalk. It had white undersides with a medium-brown top.

Habitat:

On an open trail with a deciduous forest on both sides.

Notes:

I think that it may have been living off of a dead beech tree about 8 feet away but I'm not sure.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Giant Polypore
Meripilus Giganteus Meripilus giganteus


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1 Comment

CorduneanuVlad
CorduneanuVlad 9 years ago

It's a young specimen, but if you come back in a few days and if it rains, you'll see why it's called "giant".

metreebug
Spotted by
metreebug

Louisiana, USA

Spotted on Jul 1, 2014
Submitted on Jul 2, 2014

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