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

[Raw Tree Care]

Judging by the host and the location on the tree I would say a desicated L. sulphurous. Chicken of the woods:thumbup1:

 

Thanks Warren

That's what I thought, but wasn't sure because. Best get it down/reduced then.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Thanks Warren

That's what I thought, but wasn't sure because. Best get it down/reduced then.

 

it would be wise, it is clear by the bark changes high in the canopy this was topped about say 30 years ago

[Christopher Schroeter]

Lactarius spp.?

[sloth]

Maybe Paxillus involutus, brown roll rim?

[Raw Tree Care]

it would be wise, it is clear by the bark changes high in the canopy this was topped about say 30 years ago

 

Yes, looks like it's been pollarded a long time ago. There is a lot of Epicormic growth around the whole tree. It has a tpo so let's see what he says.

Thanks again

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Lactarius spp.?

 

easy way to tell, look at the underside and see if the gills exude milky substance

 

"Lactate"

[Christopher Schroeter]

I'll have to go back. Couldn't really get a good look as I was under the watchful eye of my wife at a wedding!

[Treemoose]

This was a big one on a big ash tree. Ganaderma applanatum/australe?

[David Humphries]

G. applanatum I would think

 

 

 

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[Treemoose]

G. applanatum I would think

 

 

 

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Ah cheers Dave that's what I was leaning towards but they both seemed similar in my book