Identifying Your Polypores
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Wrinkled crust
Phlebia tremellosa
Frequency
Frequent
Habitat
On rotten deciduous and coniferous wood fallen to the ground.
Annual.
Fructification
Effused-reflected. White, salmon cream. Surface of the cap decorated with numerous roughness resembling prickles, shaggy.
Marge du chapeau
Wavy, white to translucent whitish, often laterally fused.
Tubes
Irregularly rectangular and radially aligned.
Pores and Pore Surface
Rosish to orange-yellow.
Stalk
Absent.
Flesh
Thin, gelatinous, soft, white to yellowish.
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This phlebia is the one that most closely resembles a true polypore with its fruiting surface lined with folds resembling real tubes.
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