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Trichaptum Biforme

Photo by Bruno
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Field Notes

Description:

Brown, small

Notes:

Tree stump

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
garylincoff
This looks like Trichaptum biforme, the most common mushroom in our area. It has some concentric zones on the cap, an amethyst edge, and an underside that appears to be composed of spines. It is a polypore found on almost all kinds of standing and downed trees.

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Mushroom Mapping
Photographed
PublishedOctober 25, 2009

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