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gmanntpo

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  1. ...and I ment to add don't discount Bjerkandera adusta... Again position and species are indicators..
  2. Hi Guys I consider that it could be Chondostereum purpureum (Silve Leaf) with aged blackened fruit bodies. If its a pinky colour when young then that is a good bet!! The position (near the base of a Beech) and speading tiers of fruit bodies are also an indication... What condition is the tree in?

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