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Photo by mauna Kunzah
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40.5989, -74.1569

Field Notes

Description:

Cream-colored shelf fungus, partially eaten (?) or damaged, with fleshy, white to tan gills.

Habitat:

In a forest, on a fallen log.

Notes:

Some or all of these specimens may be S. commune.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
mauna Kunzah
Hello, Mycètes. Thank you for your suggestions on this old spotting. I will investigate soon. Hopefully those genuses don't have too many members!
MycètesEnthéogènesdeFrance
Hello Mona, I suggest you to look into these two genus: - Schizophyllum; Brother (1815) -Crepidotus; (Fr.) Staude Good luck...

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PublishedOctober 30, 2012

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