Mammoth fungi on a mammoth black poplar

[Steve Bullman]

Pictures don't do this tree justice. Positive I'd on the fungi please? I have an idea but confirmation would be nice

[sloth]

Tut tut. No slice!

I'd guess R ulmarius...

 

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[bumble B]

Tut tut. No slice!

I'd guess R ulmarius...

 

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[David Humphries]

Probably Rigidoporous ulmarius & I would certainly lean that way, but I wouldn't rule out Perenniporia fraxinea without seeing a slice of the flesh and tube layer...........ammateur mistake Mr B

 

There is a very useful Fugi Id APP specifically designed to help with those that are fungally challenged

 

 

 

 

What a magnificent tree, is it staying?

 

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[benedmonds]

Mammoth fungi on a mammoth black poplar

 

Or actually your really a very small person.....

[T.C]

Mark, think I know where that beast is, in a village near Ipswich? What work were you doing to it?

[Rich Rule]

Who's Mark?

[Steve Bullman]

I'll be Mark for now. Just some storm clear up T.C

[Rich Rule]

:thumb up:

[Eddy_t]

Or actually your really a very small person.....

 

 

He's only a midget, anyone who's met him can tell you that!

 

Shame about the black poplar, at that size and shape I'd assume it's a wild one (not a Lombardy), pretty rare round here!