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Fungus on oak

Thread starter KirsteenA
Start date Jan 13, 2017

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KirsteenA

Tenderfoot

Jan 13, 2017

#1

On underside of branch. Can anyone identify please?

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nicksteele1990

Tenderfoot

Jan 13, 2017

#2

Could be a slime mould?

This one looks superficially similar

HY41lA

https://goo.gl/images/HY41lA

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KirsteenA

Tenderfoot

Jan 14, 2017

#3

It does look similar!

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didicoy

Full Member

Jan 14, 2017

#4

Phlebia radiata (Wrinkled Crust Fungus)

http://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/photos/medium/62773975.jpg

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KirsteenA

Tenderfoot

Jan 16, 2017

#5

Also similar, thanks. Right colour. Does it also form great plates of even textured material?

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didicoy

Full Member

Jan 16, 2017

#6

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/phlebia_radiata.html

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KirsteenA

Tenderfoot

Jan 18, 2017

#7

Thanks

replies much appreciated

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