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Phlebia radiata

Phlebia radiata

Photo by LarsKorb
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Field Notes

Description:

Making it's way through peat moss growing on oak deadwood.
Ball shaped ends are sized about 1mm. Flesh colored.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
LarsKorb
yes, I think it is Phlebia radiata, too. Maybe it's piled up that way beacause of the moss it has to go through first - usually it grows on free space on bark, right?
AlexKonig
that could be: phlebia radiata, it different sometimes in shape (patch or towers, both, or just wrinkled) but the colors could come together with from a matured one

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