Ihave got grifola frondosa growing on Quercus robur slightly away from the trunk so it is growing off a main root, this is the second year this 300 year old oak has had this fungi. Do any of you exsperts have any exsperience of the decay of this fungi. ps bear in mind a ex is a hasbeen and a spert is a drip under presure.
Cherry with Grifola from earlier in this thread.
Fruiting has occurred regularly on both sides of the buttress root that has the obvious girdler.
had the chance to run the airspade over the target area today to have a closer look and to sound the roots with a nylon hammer.
We found that there were a significant number of Armillaria rhizomorphs all through the rooting zone, we suspect these (due to their size and vascular condition of the tree) to be of a more benign spec