Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....

[Arborowen]

Going to pop back today to take a cross section through the bracket. That should clear things up. Should have done it while in was on site really. Will post when back here.

[David Humphries]

cool, look forward to seeing it.

 

 

 

 

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[Richard 1234]

Anyone got any idea what this is please?

Many thanks in advance

[David Humphries]

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Many thanks in advance

 

One of the slime molds I would of thought, but in that state I couldn't offer up a particular species.

 

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Gymnopilus junonius being 'spectacular' on this beech monolith

 

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[Richard 1234]

Thanks it's just appeared on the edge of a conservation area that has just been cut back for winter.

[David Humphries]

A substantial ring of the clouded funnel, Clitocybe nebularis.

 

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[Arborowen]

As promised David. Definitely feels like ganoderma. And a many legged little chap taking in some sun.

[David Humphries]

Thanks Owen,

 

I still lean toward Psuedoinonotus dryadeus due to what looks like white spore.

 

G. resinaceum's flesh is more a sponge texture and lighter in colour (like the first shot below) although does darken through desiccation.

 

P. dryadeus has a more fibrous flesh and is darker in colour (like the other images below)

 

 

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[Arborowen]

That makes sense david. I'm not sure I've really come across Psuedoinonotus previously. Thanks v muchly. Your photos are v similar.