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Stereum lobatum

Stereum lobatum

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Field Notes

Description:

Large shelf mushroom (the size of half a tea saucer). This one's been around for a while and the older mushrooms have a feathered appearance to them and greenish tint to the previously white banding. The younger growth is much rounder and whiter. Neither have prominent gills or pores that I can tell. Attachment to tree is on a very thin stem.

Habitat:

west central ga

Notes:

might be a Trametes sp, but not turkey tail for sure.

Reference Links:

Stereum from Gordon County, GA, USA on May 06, 2018 at 10:45 AM by Lisa Kimmerl…

Species ID Suggestions

Stereum lobatum

Stereum lobatum

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flowntheloop
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Comments (2)
flowntheloop
Pretty sure these are old Stereum lobatum. Not Trametes (a polypore). There are no pores on the fertile surface here.

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Fungus in America
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FLaGA-Bama Neighborhood Nature Watch
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