Sighting 4610232
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Not enough detai lto be able to suggest a genus with any confidence.| Insufficient or inconclusive evidence | 5 Jun 2025 | Heinol | ||
| Trametes sp. | 4 Nov 2024 | Teresa | ||
| Unverified | 3 Nov 2024 | timharmony |
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Teresa
wrote:
4 Nov 2024
Suspect this may be Trametes versicolor, fairly common in this area, but it is rather old and dehydrated but still showing signs of algal growth also - tricky to ID at this stage but this species does appear to hang around for some time during the latter part of the year.
Heino1
wrote:
4 Nov 2024
Possibly a Trametes as Teresa suggests, but the genus Trichaptum could be another contender. Teresa has noted that that aged specimens can be tricky to ID. When fresher you often find purple-ish shades in Trichaptum, sometimes throughout, sometimes confined towards the edge. With age the purple-ish becomes brown-ish and with much greater age all traces of colour can disappear.
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- 16 - 100 Abundance
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