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Autumn fungi flush – giant polypore

13 November 2024 by David
Autumn fungi flush - giant polypore

Giant polypores usually grow as several separate clumps of fungal fruiting bodies, looking like bracket fungi but appearing to sprout directly from the soil. Almost invariably, the clumps are a few feet from a tree stump: they’re springing from the roots.

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