Identifying Your Polypores
3.11.6
Montagne’s polypore
Coltricia montagnei
Frequency
Rare
Habitat
In humus and on very decomposed coniferous wood.
Fruit body
In humus and on very decomposed coniferous wood.
Annual fruiting. Often not very visible among the plants of the undergrowth.
Cap
More or less regular, often depressed in the center, tomentose, then hispid to warty, zoned or not, cinnamon brown to dark rusty brown.
Margin
Thin, wavy, sometimes incised, paler in growth, fertile or not below.
Pores and Pore Surface
Cinnamon brown, ochraceous to rusty brown
Tubes
Angular, large, 1 to 3 per mm.
Stalk
More or less centered, thick, widened upwards or downwards, irregular.
Tomentose, rugged, cinnamon brown to rusty brown.
Flesh
Brown and duplex.
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