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Mustard Yellow Polypore

Fuscoporia gilva/Phellinus gilvus

Photo by PucaK
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Field Notes

Description:

Bracket fungi, hemispherical in shape; deep brown with a mustard yellow margin; velvet surface; no stem; approximately 1.5 inches wide. Pore surface deep brown with purple tinge. Pores tiny, 6-8/mm.

Habitat:

Growing in overlapping clusters on a fallen hardwood log in a primarly deciduous woods.

Notes:

Formerly called Phellinus gilvus.

Reference Links:

Phellinus gilvus

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PublishedAugust 26, 2016

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