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Oysterling species?

Pleurotus sp.? Crepidotus sp.?

Photo by Lipase
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Description:

growing on the bark of a hawthorn tree (I think). There were lots of pesky little critters hiding out in the gills maybe eating away at the open-air mycelium all over the trunk and surrounding ground. Could be Crepidotus mollis?

Notes:

august 2014 folder

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