Lentinus fasciatus (Hairy Trumpet)


 

The fruit body consists of cap atop a stem and has a leathery texture, The circular cap is brown, densely hairy, up to 5 centimetres in diameter, has a central depression and slightly inrolled margins. The gills are brownish.

 

The stem, a few centimetres long, is brown and densely hairy.

 

Spore print: white:

 

Found on dead wood in a variety of habitats.

 


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Regional distribution

Lentinus fasciatus is listed in the following regions:

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