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Phlebia radiata
Making it's way through peat moss growing on oak deadwood. Ball shaped ends are sized about 1mm. Flesh colored.
Spotted on Feb 25, 2012
Submitted on Feb 25, 2012
2 Comments
yes, I think it is Phlebia radiata, too. Maybe it's piled up that way beacause of the moss it has to go through first - usually it grows on free space on bark, right?
that could be: phlebia radiata, it different sometimes in shape (patch or towers, both, or just wrinkled) but the colors could come together with from a matured one