failed beech

[chris cnc]

Trametes ochracea?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Its defo no stereum, too thick by profile, and the pores are too large as well

[chris cnc]

yeah good call. i might go back in a week or so and see if theyre any bigger, might aid in getting a positive id, but i agree that its most likely a Tramete. my id books have no mention of zonatum, typical. lol

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

yeah good call. i might go back in a week or so and see if theyre any bigger, might aid in getting a positive id, but i agree that its most likely a Tramete. my id books have no mention of zonatum, typical. lol

 

Dont think it is Zonatum anyways, too thick. may even have the name wrong for it, that which Im thinking of.

 

I have a lot of work to do on Ident, using chemicals and scopes is something I am unable to do at this time, but i am working on it, just being held back by finances at the mo.

[chris cnc]

yeah id like to get into that a bit further down the line, and record all the findings, it may throw up some new finds!

[chris cnc]

the last set of pics were taken in May- these next pics were taken around September. thought someone might be interested

[monkeyboy]

Nice pics there Chris.

You're blog looks promising too.

Keep it up mate.

[chris cnc]

thanks! im gonna do a blog post on this tree, once i've sorted all the photos out:thumbup1:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Nice clean crisp photos chris, the fungi above is Stereum hirsutum, the pubescent top being the giveaway.

 

checked out your blog too this morning, nice one, keep it up.

[chris cnc]

Nice clean crisp photos chris, the fungi above is Stereum hirsutum, the pubescent top being the giveaway.

 

checked out your blog too this morning, nice one, keep it up.

 

cheers!