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Perenniporia fraxinea maybe?


Mesterh
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Found this at the base of an ash.

Not sure if I got the ident right:confused1:

 

Any other ideas?

 

I think you're on to a Winner

 

Nice I'd, Mesterh :thumbup1:

 

 

Below extract taken from the folowing link.

Pretty helpful.

 

http://www.flac.uk.com/downloads/PfraxTDA.pdf

 

"Happily, fruitbodies of P. fraxinea have one unique ident. feature which is present at any stage of their development: when cut open, the corky textured flesh is the same creamy fawn colour as the (fresh) exterior. This uniformity of colouration contrasts well with species of the Ganoderma genus and also helps to differentiate P. fraxinea with Rigidoporus ulmarius, another fungus that develops brackets of similar appearance (especially in relation to algal bloom)."

 

 

 

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I think you're on to a Winner

 

Nice I'd, Mesterh

 

Below extract taken from the folowing link.

Pretty helpful.

 

http://www.flac.uk.com/downloads/PfraxTDA.pdf

 

"Happily, fruitbodies of P. fraxinea have one unique ident. feature which is present at any stage of their development: when cut open, the corky textured flesh is the same creamy fawn colour as the (fresh) exterior. This uniformity of colouration contrasts well with species of the Ganoderma genus and also helps to differentiate P. fraxinea with Rigidoporus ulmarius, another fungus that develops brackets of similar appearance (especially in relation to algal bloom)."

 

 

 

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Cheers for the info :thumbup1:

Ive attached another pic this time I've sliced it open, quite tough on the outside but fairly spongy on the inside and a nice fawn colour so it is looking promising, well not for the tree maybe :sad:

 

 

What’s that in the background ? Is there a target? What control measures would you put in place?

 

Questions, Questions…:

 

Questions are good answers sometimes arent though :001_tongue:

 

Thats a school playground in the background and theres a public footpath on the other side.

 

So it looks like the control measure is going to be provided by my 066 unfortunately. :sad:

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While messing with my attachment I deleted it :confused1:

So its here

 

I hope.....

[ATTACH]10322[/ATTACH]

 

For some reason I dont seem to be able to get a very detail pic.

It is from a Sony A300 and in photoshop it is 3872X2592 and is 1,932 Kb in size.

 

How should I resize to fit in here but still keeping the best detail :confused1:

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Mester - at the bottom of the third pic of the OP there is a broken fruiting body, the tubes of that one look to be a different colour to its flesh...

 

 

Thats the one I removed and sliced open.

Do you think it could be something else other than Perenniporia?

 

 

crop the fungus as much as you can then reduce

 

Cheers I'll give it a go.

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