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  1. Matthew Corran
    Yes there was the black crusty fruit bodies you can just about make them out in the pic.
  2. Matthew Corran
    David have you come across it at this height? It was a first for me!
  3. Matthew Corran
    Yes fungi app says white rot
  4. Matthew Corran
    The shot was taken at 15M
  5. Matthew Corran
    David in the fungi guide it is described as a white rot, is it not a soft rot in the early stages? White rot developing in the advanced stages?
  6. Matthew Corran
    Definitely Kretzschmaria, just wondered if anyone had come across it at height before.
  7. Matthew Corran
    Can't get the hang of uploading pics!
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  9. Matthew Corran
    Has anyone come across Kretzschmaria at height before?Until now I have only seen it on the lower stem but came across it at about 15M in a tight fork! no other signs of it anywhere else on the tree. Pics are poor quality I know.[ATTACH]120783[/ATTACH][ATTACH]120784[/ATTACH]
  10. Matthew Corran
    I'm not saying you're wrong you just haven't convinced me yet! I don't think I have come across Xylaria yet so I will be looking out for it.
  11. Matthew Corran
    Tony I have to be honest I did stick my finger through it this morning when I took the photo, I can't be sure but I don't think there was any white, but there also wasn't any concentric rings. I didn't take any more photos and won't be going back for a while, at the minute I think I'm still heading more toward Daldinia but cheers for the info.
  12. Matthew Corran
    Will the Xylaria just be hollow and crumble? I know the Daldinia has the concentric rings but do they always persist or can they become hollow when desiccated?
  13. Matthew Corran
    Won't be in the area for a while but will do!
  14. Matthew Corran
    Family is all good cheers Martyn, I think I still owe u a ld of firewood! Yes we have been on A40.
  15. Matthew Corran
    You could be right Tony, reading up on it, the fingers can fuse together and polymorpha means many forms, but I'm not overly convinced either way, didn't give it a second thought at the time. Don't know how to do a thumb up!
  16. Matthew Corran
    Tony is Xylaria polymorpha more finger shaped?
  17. Matthew Corran
    Thanks David, I thought it must have been asked before, puts mine to shame😞
  18. Matthew Corran
    Ha ha Mr Amos how goes it? How's life on the dark side?
  19. Matthew Corran
    Here is the Daldinia! I appreciate its fair game on the woodland floor, but still interested to see how many different types people can find on one tree, standing or fallen.
  20. Matthew Corran
    Had to downsize pic so quality isn't great!
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  22. Matthew Corran
    No pic aorry
  23. Matthew Corran
    Ok not sure if this has been asked before and not sure if my pic has attached but there are at least 3 different fungi working on this fallen beech stick. Ganoderma, Kretzschmaria and daldinia concentrica [ATTACH]120714[/ATTACH]
  24. Matthew Corran
    Ok tried rebooting will reload app. Ta Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
  25. Matthew Corran
    I know it's been asked a million times but I can't seem to upload pics from my I phone 5, I get a message "not a valid image file" tried downsizing pic, same message! Help please! 😄 Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

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