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
wrote:
3 hrs ago
Perhaps a species of Phlebia - but it would be a microscope job to be sure of that.
Corticioid fungi
Heinol
wrote:
3 hrs ago
Unfortunately there are a number of genera of these flat, white fungi on wood and many are indistinguishable to the naked eye. They are quite diverse in the microscopic structures and these are used to identify genus.
Corticioid fungi
Heinol
wrote:
8 Oct 2025
Possibly the asexual state of a species of Botryobasidium. An asexual reproducing form and the sexual reproducing form of a given fungus are often markedly different visually. For many species the forms were assigned to different genera during the long time before it was possible to show that what were thought to be markedly different fungi were simply different forms of the same fungus. In those days the asexual states of Botryobasidium were assigned to the genus Haplotrichum.
zzz puzzles on wood
Hejor1
wrote:
1 Oct 2025
@Heinol thank you, I think this counts as smooth then. It did have some imperfections but not consistently like those tiny pores look like.
zz flat polypore - white(ish)
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