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Postia stiptica

Spongiporus stipticus

Photo by The MnMs
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Field Notes

Description:

When young, they are white and look like a soap bar or a sponge.
Shape is variable.

Habitat:

Woods.

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POSTIA STIPTICA

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
The MnMs
Thanks! I think it could be Spongiporus stipticus. I will ID it as such :-)
AlexKonig
this is probalby a "conk" (young one), C. borealis is (in my book) 1 picture above my suspected candidate. i wanted to say genus: Spongiporus (kaaszwammen) ,it is so completly white, but because that is most likely a young one, it is difficult to say anything for sure
Saarbrigger
I could not find anything like it yet. The "Climacocystis borealis" is the closesed one I found, but it looks a bit different.

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PublishedJuly 20, 2011

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