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Crowded Parchment, A Crust fungi

Stereum complicatum

Photo by JOHN2
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Field Notes

Description:

Habitat:

On dead tree limb on ground in Cushing Mem. Park in Canton, Ga 30114.

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Stereum rameale

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
Maria dB
Thanks for letting me know and glad my observation helped you narrow this down.
JOHN2
Thanks for your statement, it made me do lots more research. I now believe it is a crust fungi, Stereum complicatum. Source info. from Wiki, Mushroomexpert.com , & Rogersmushrooms.com
Maria dB
Interesting; it looks more like lichen to me than a mushroom.

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PublishedAugust 14, 2013

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