Other fungi on wood
In this group you find those wood-inhabiting fungi that don’t fit into any of the previous categories.
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Heinol
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Yesterday
Looks very much like a species of Hymenochaete. Did you turn the wood over to photograph this? I ask because, to allow optimum spore dispersal, Hymenochate fruitbodies need to be facing more-or-less downward.
Hymenochaete
Heinol
wrote:
7 Nov 2025
@Hejor1 sometimes the sexual and asexual states of a given fungus appear at the same time but it is also common to see just one state alone. The different states may need different triggers to start their development.
zzz puzzles on wood
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