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David Humphries

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I'd imagine that is white spore (you can see it on the cobwebs and bramble leaves) which would seemingly rule out G. resinaceum as you're no doubt aware it being a brown sporulator.

 

When was the image taken?

 

The pores look wrong for (Psuedo)inonotus dryadeus, but it looks to be on oak?

 

That would seem to be a decent fit.

 

 

 

 

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It was on an oak, and I'd come across oak bracket the same day and a stark difference was clear. I have however seen tiered brackets like this before on a tree and thought oak bracket but could not be so different from a tree just round the corner? Picture taken two weeks ago

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