A Collection of Brackets - ID's Needed

[Yashca]

I found three seperate groups of fungi growing on the same large log. There are at least two species, and possibly one immature fungi.

These two shw the underside and upperside of one:






These show the underside and upperside of another:






This shows the small fungi:



Any help would be appreciated.

[leifus]

1 is Bjerkandera adusta..............KT - don't you dare say Trametes versicolor lol

[CapAndBracket]

No 1 lacks the grey pores of B.adusta.

Inclined to think Trametes gibbosa for number two.

Cheers J.P.

[NickCantle]

The small fungi which appears last on your post is too immature to have any defining features.

[Yashca]

So, have we no idea what the first one could be?

[KeenTeen17]

we like a challenge! we'll find something for you.

[KeenTeen17]

Ive searched the reference section and could the white ones be oxyporus populinus? was the tree they were on poplar?

[Yashca]

Unfortunately they were on a fallen log which was well rotton, so I don't know what type of tree it was.

[KeenTeen17]

Oh I think we can discontinue that then I think oxyporus populinus only grows on living poplar. i''ll check my philips for you soon

[leifus]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

Oh I think we can discontinue that then I think oxyporus populinus only grows on living poplar. i''ll check my philips for you soon

yeah it does