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Stereum rugosum

Stereum rugosum

Photo by Mark Ridgway
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Field Notes

Description:

Flat, poreless fungi with wavy, white margin and a very hairy back/top. Each of the several plaques was up to about 100mm wide. Fertile surface grey.

Habitat:

Growing on the side of an old eucalyptus log in a local state forest.

Notes:

Also known as 'Bleeding Broadleaf Crust' in some parts of the world. <br>

Division: Basidiomycota <br>
Class: Agaricomycetes <br>
Order: Russulales <br>

http://bie.ala.org.au/species/dac0b567-5cef-401f-a00b-bffd88217543#

Reference Links:

Stereum, Stereum rugosum : Bleeding Broadleaf Crust | Atlas of Living Australia

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