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

[Treecreeper1961]

I concur with david, but one I feel maybe stereum hirsutum it is pubescent.

 

pores lacking may help that assumption.

 

as for the pip, it may be caused by disruptions via a fungal specific beetle or other small beastie, there are many that live for the pip

 

Sorry Hama, my myco detective hat wasn't quite on.

 

I agree with your theory on the Pip mutation. The possibility of some kind of alteration caused by another fungi parasitic on P. betulinus crossed my mind too. Wonder if that's a possibility?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Sorry Hama, my myco detective hat wasn't quite on.

 

I agree with your theory on the Pip mutation. The possibility of some kind of alteration caused by another fungi parasitic on P. betulinus crossed my mind too. Wonder if that's a possibility?

 

certainly possible:thumbup1:

[Fungus]

1. maybe stereum hirsutum

2. as for the pip, it may be caused by disruptions via a fungal specific beetle or other small beastie, there are many that live for the pip

 

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2. The deformation is caused by the mycelium of Hypocrea pulvinata, of which the anamorph is present on the pores.

[David Humphries]

2. The deformation is caused by the mycelium of Hypocrea pulvinata, of which the anamorph is present on the pores.

 

Thankyou Gerrit

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

1. .

2. The deformation is caused by the mycelium of Hypocrea pulvinata, of which the anamorph is present on the pores.

 

 

 

another piece of the chain:thumbup1:

[Matthew Arnold]

Oi big ears!!

[David Humphries]

Oi big ears!!

 

 

Theres only one Big Ears

 

 

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[Bart]

I think Schizophyllum commune and not been able to id the other, both on Sycamore in the log pile.

[Fungus]

1. Schizophyllum commune

2. the other, both on Sycamore in the log pile.

 

Bart,

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2. young Xylaria longipes.

[Bart]

Cheers Gerrit