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Trametes versicolor

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Description:

They grow in series of superposed caps, biggest caps in this bunch were about 12 cm in diameter. Caps are leathery on touch, quite slim (1 - 3 mm), and show concentric outwards growths of various colors: lack, grey, beige and rusty...

Habitat:

Found growing on dead branches on a forest floor, in a wooded parts of a town park, mixed woods; lowlands of Geneva lake valley.

Reference Links:

Trametes versicolor - Wikipedia

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