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False Turkeytail Fungus

Stereum lobatum

Photo by tomk3886
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Field Notes

Description:

Brown and white. A crust fungi that looks like a bracket fungi. Thin and leathery. No pores underneath.

Habitat:

Growing on a dead hardwood.

Notes:

Saprobic on hardwoods.

Species ID Suggestions

Stereum lobatum

Stereum lobatum

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flowntheloop
There have been some recent taxonomic changes in the "Stereum ostrea" group. This one is now being called Stereum lobatum.

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PublishedJanuary 13, 2021

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