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Turkey tail fungus from above and below

25 January 2019 by David

Turkey tail fungus from above

Turkey tail fungus, common on tree trunks and stumps. The varicoloured array of fruiting bodies are the sign that the wood under the bark is suffering from white rot. Here a group of the fruiting bodies are seen from above and below.

Turkey tail fungus from below

Categories David
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