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| | | Stereum These Stereum were found in an ancient oak/beech woodland (now with some conifer). Neither showed signs of red when damaged 
but this second one it might have been just because it was dried out 
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Mal | 
26-03-2009, 01:20 PM
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| | | Re: Stereum Quote:
Originally Posted by flaxton These Stereum were found in an ancient oak/beech woodland (now with some conifer). Neither showed signs of red when damaged 
but this second one it might have been just because it was dried out 
Thanks
Mal | Hi Mal
Your second image looks like Peniophora quercina to me.
Did you not notice any hairs on the underside of the first species?
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