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David Humphries
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Dual saprophytic decay - Pleurotus pulmonarius :thumbup1: & Coprinus micaceus

 

I which the C. micaceus - being a final stage and not very effective white rotter - doesn't contribute much other then "consuming" the remaining bits of wood totally decayed by others.

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kinda cheated a little bit on this one as its a hedge:blush:

 

but what would this be growing on this laurel hedge?

 

at an educated guess i would say phellinus ignarius or fomes fomentarius (i really need to keep practising my ID'ing!) or is it something else entirely?

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Was down in Dorset at the weekend, near Blandford Forum.

What a thoroughly nice neck of the woods :thumbup1:

 

Came upon this episode of dual decay.

 

Quercus robur leaning toward a Playground, hosting both Inonotus dryadeus and Fistulina hepatica.

 

Suffice to say, I will be getting in touch with the local parish council to find out if they are aware.

 

 

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The tree you speak of has been reduced due to the dryadeus n fistulina. As for the two in the background. The one with serious die back is going to be reduced to a pollard. The council tree boys are doing the work and are going to fracture prune and coronet where possible.

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