Aurantipirus fisillis?

[the verminator]

Could anyone tell me if in right? Found them on a ash that's in a bad way. I have more pics but they don't want to upload?

 

Thanks, Gary

[David Humphries]

Nope, have a look at the gallery shots & info

 

Aurantiporus fissilis - the Greasy bracket - David Humphries’s Fungi Directory - Arbtalk.co.uk | Discussion Forum for Arborists

 

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[the verminator]

Hmmmm, is it Perenniporia fraxinea then? There the only two that look similar under ash oo the fungi app I reckon?

[David Humphries]

I could guess, but prefer to see a bit more evidence.

 

Can you cut a slice to get a look at the flesh & tube layer?

 

 

 

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[the verminator]

I'll have to have a word with another member on here to see if he can get more pics as its I'm his site and I won't be that way on again for a while. I did try to get one off the tree to brake it open as i dint have a knife with me. I couldn't even kick it off if that helps?

[David Humphries]

The obvious would be Perenniporia due to host, location, form & colour of surface & pore layer, but additional info is always advisable to narrow down the Id.

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

The obvious would be Perenniporia due to host, location, form & colour of surface & pore layer, but additional info is always advisable to narrow down the Id.

 

 

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agree here with David, Perenniporia 99% likely but a section would reveal the potential for an alternative ident that of rigidiporus ulmarius, though exceedingly unlikely.

[the verminator]

we'll ive pm'd the member so hopefuly will get a more useful shot

 

these are the others i took,

[David Humphries]

Perenniporia fraxinea

 

 

 

 

 

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[the verminator]

thanks