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Red Banded Polypore

Fomitopsis pinicola

Photo by Allen Hoof
Published on Project Noah
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43.0107, -122.269

Field Notes

Description:

thick, dark brown shelf fungi with beige margin growing on deadfall

Habitat:

northwest montane conifer forest

Notes:

spotted along trail between the end of National Forest Development Road 660 in Umpqua National Forest and Sphagnum Bog in Crater Lake National Park; sometimes called dinner plate fungi; thanks to Project Noah member Edward Nathan Reulbach, Jr., for the ID

Species ID Suggestions

Red Banded Polypore

Fomitopsis pinicola
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