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Shelf-like to hoof-like & usually on wood

Pored or somewhat maze-like on underside [bracket polypores]
Teeth on underside
Underside smooth or wrinkled/roughened <Stereum etc>

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Podoscypha sp. at Belconnen, ACT - 11 Jun 2023 by Heino1

Podoscypha sp.

Rigidoporus laetus at Canberra Central, ACT - 7 May 2023 by Heino1

Rigidoporus laetus

Pseudoinonotus chondromyelus at O'Connor Ridge to Gungahlin Grasslands - 21 Aug 2022 by Heino1

Pseudoinonotus chondromyelus

Piptoporus australiensis (Curry Punk) at Curtin, ACT - 17 Mar 2019 by Heino1

Piptoporus australiensis

Cerrena zonata at Acton, ACT - 3 Jul 2018 by Heino1

Cerrena zonata

Postia pelliculosa (A wood-rotting bracket fungus) at Canberra Central, ACT - 3 Jun 2018 by Heino1

Postia pelliculosa

Pseudoinonotus chondromyelus at Acton, ACT - 7 May 2018 by Heino1

Pseudoinonotus chondromyelus

Podoscypha sp. at Belconnen, ACT - 11 Jun 2023 by Heino1
Rigidoporus laetus at Canberra Central, ACT - 7 May 2023 by Heino1
Pseudoinonotus chondromyelus at O'Connor Ridge to Gungahlin Grasslands - 21 Aug 2022 by Heino1
Piptoporus australiensis (Curry Punk) at Curtin, ACT - 17 Mar 2019 by Heino1
Cerrena zonata at Acton, ACT - 3 Jul 2018 by Heino1
Postia pelliculosa (A wood-rotting bracket fungus) at Canberra Central, ACT - 3 Jun 2018 by Heino1
Pseudoinonotus chondromyelus at Acton, ACT - 7 May 2018 by Heino1
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