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Dean O Mentor

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oops sorry dont know how i managed to post that again.

 

Looked very similar to fungus developing on a beech near me at the moment - that i have seen grifola at the base before (later in the year in 'adult' form).... incidently currently standing stony dead in a high traffic location at a wedding venue.

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Tony Croft aka hamadryad Grand Master

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oops sorry dont know how i managed to post that again.

 

Looked very similar to fungus developing on a beech near me at the moment - that i have seen grifola at the base before (later in the year in 'adult' form).... incidently currently standing stony dead in a high traffic location at a wedding venue.

 

You saw grifola on beech? I would bet it was the polypore umbelatus, easy mis ident, cool find too.

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