growing on beech

[s.varty]

Ant idea what this is? about 10 inches high and across growing on a ring of beech, looked in my book and the nearest ive come up with is meripilus giganteus

[David Humphries]

desicating Polyporus squamosus

 

 

 

which book are you using?

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[s.varty]

desicating Polyporus squamosus

 

 

 

which book are you using?

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Thanks for that, to be honest my books not the best its called "an illustrated guide to mushrooms" by Geoffrey kibby

[David Humphries]

Thanks for that, to be honest my books not the best its called "an illustrated guide to mushrooms" by Geoffrey kibby

 

 

 

Have you considered the Arbtalk Fungi Id App?

 

 

 

 

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[s.varty]

Have you considered the Arbtalk Fungi Id App?

 

 

 

 

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Thanks , but im no good with tech stuff,could you recommend a decent book?

[David Humphries]

Thanks , but im no good with tech stuff,could you recommend a decent book?

 

What sort of phone do you use?

 

The App has been designed by MONKEYS to be used by MONKEYS

 

 

If it is the book route you go, then the AA's fungi guide is a worthy consideration which highlights the principal 20 or so fungal species you find on trees. (£15)

 

For a non tree specific fungi guide you could look at the Collins complete guide to British Mushrooms & Toadstalls.

 

The App showcases 90+ fungi, covering parasitic, saproxylic & mycorrhizal species associated with trees.

 

 

 

Oh yeah, did I mention the APP (£2.99) ?

 

 

 

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[Mark Bolam]

I can recommend the fungi app very highly.

It has made me look much more intelligent than I am in quite a few situations now.

[David Humphries]

I can recommend the fungi app very highly.

It has made me look much more intelligent than I am in quite a few situations now.

 

Ta Daaa

 

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[s.varty]

What sort of phone do you use?

 

The App has been designed by MONKEYS to be used by MONKEYS

 

 

If it is the book route you go, then the AA's fungi guide is a worthy consideration which highlights the principal 20 or so fungal species you find on trees. (£15)

 

For a non tree specific fungi guide you could look at the Collins complete guide to British Mushrooms & Toadstalls.

 

The App showcases 90+ fungi, covering parasitic, saproxylic & mycorrhizal species associated with trees.

 

 

 

Oh yeah, did I mention the APP (£2.99) ?

 

 

 

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Very helpful,thanks. My phone by the way is a Samsung gte 2600:blushing: