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shelf fungi

Photo by Allen Hoof
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Field Notes

Description:

several shelf fungi attached to tree, colored from black to mottled brown-and-beige, like a buttermilk pancake

Habitat:

tropical upland forest of mixed trees, ferns, vines and grasses

Notes:

spotted along Aiea Ridge Trail; sometimes called dinner plate fungus,a name especially appropriate for the low fungus on this totem pole

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