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Stereum lobatum
Large shelf mushroom (the size of half a tea saucer). This one's been around for a while and the older mushrooms have a feathered appearance to them and greenish tint to the previously white banding. The younger growth is much rounder and whiter. Neither have prominent gills or pores that I can tell. Attachment to tree is on a very thin stem.
west central ga
might be a Trametes sp, but not turkey tail for sure.
Pretty sure these are old Stereum lobatum. Not Trametes (a polypore). There are no pores on the fertile surface here.
Spotted on Feb 14, 2021
Submitted on Feb 14, 2021
