Bracket
very leathery3 distinct ridges
burgundy / brown / orangish on the capoff white underbelly
top ridge, 14 cm acrossmiddle ridge, 11 cm across
bottom ridge, 5 cmcyllindrical spore hole, .7 cm deep
probably Fomitopsis pinicola
except they say it doesnt grow in florida...
2/22/2012
Using the book in the library, let's see
options I've found:
Ling Chih - 460
Mustard-yellow Polypore - 475 (Phellinus gilvus)
Conifer-base Polypore - 465 (Heterobasidion annosum)
of the options, the conifer-base Polypore seems to be the most likely. I'm having trouble being certain though. I'm not positive.
2/22/2012
Using the book in the library, let's see
options I've found:
Ling Chih - 460
Mustard-yellow Polypore - 475 (Phellinus gilvus)
Conifer-base Polypore - 465 (Heterobasidion annosum)
of the options, the conifer-base Polypore seems to be the most likely. I'm having trouble being certain though. I'm not positive.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/9099034
We grew mushrooms a few years ago, and decided that it was a lot less trouble to buy them. And considering how many mushrooms we got, it was cheaper too. But it was still fun to harvest "our own" mushrooms.
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