Identifying Your Polypores
2.2
Timber mazegill
Gloeophyllum trabeum
Frequency
Frequent
Habitat
On deciduous or coniferous trees.
Annual to perennial.
Fruit body
Spread and reflected or unspread with a central fastener or widthwise.
Slightly furrowed, almost azone-brown, with small rough protuberences.
Margin
Yellowish, then brown.
Gills
Pores elongated at first, then labyrinthine, then finely lamellad.
Hymenium surface
Whitish, then ochre to brown.
Flesh
Light brown.
Chemical reactions
To black with KOH, NaOH and FeSO4.
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