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Description:

Fungi growing on a tree, not sure what kind

1 Species ID Suggestions

HemaShah
HemaShah 11 years ago
gilled polypore
Lenzites betulina:


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7 Comments

LauraMaria
LauraMaria 11 years ago

Thanks everyone for the suggestions! Now that I'm home I can look through these properly :) Will get to the bottom of it!

LucBertrand
LucBertrand 11 years ago

I do not understand the language that is on this page I paste. But I think that is very similar Daedalea confragosa http://www.nagrzyby.pl/index.php?artname...

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 11 years ago

These fungi are beautiful!

LucBertrand
LucBertrand 11 years ago

Yes Genus Pleurotus more like :) I agree with you Ramsey

RamseyBotelho
RamseyBotelho 12 years ago

They remind me of the oyster mushrooms that grew in the woods behind my childhood home. Genus Pleurotus?

LucBertrand
LucBertrand 12 years ago

I think the name is Gilled polypore It looks pretty :) http://www.forestryimages.org/browse/det...

LucBertrand
LucBertrand 12 years ago

Me too I have already seen something similar. These fungi have kinds of blue-purple lines? I know their names, but I find them very interesting :))

LauraMaria
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LauraMaria

Colchester Borough (Essex), England, United Kingdom

Spotted on Apr 16, 2011
Submitted on May 9, 2011

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