3 Brackets for ID Help Please

[Lancashire Lad]

Found these yesterday and would appreciate any help with ID's

No.1 - I initially thought this might be a small Ganoderma applanatum, but the pores didn't bruise brown?


No.2 - This had been knocked off, and was lying beside an old stump. May be beyond ID, but the top was distinctively velvety (along with bits of moss growing on it). Is it likely to be Inonotus?


No.3 - Is this just a young Trametes gibbosa?


Regards
Mike.

[rich ard]

2 is almost certainly Inonotus hispidus - Shaggy Bracket

3 looks like Trametes gibbosa - Lumpy Bracket

[flaxton]

1 Ganoderma australe
2 Inonotus hispidus
2 Tramete gibbosa

Would be my guesses

Mal

[Lancashire Lad]

Thanks Richard/Mal.

Mal, I've just googled for images of G.australe and am pretty satisfied that my find was indeed that. The only niggle is the fact that the pores didn't seem to bruise, but physical appearance definitely looks right.

Regards
Mike.

[hamadryad]

1) G lucidum, looks as though it has a stalk or stub attachment?
2) I. hispidus for certain
3) Psuedotrametes gibbosa, as it looks well rounded at the edge, and also more substantial than the lumpy bracket?

[NickCantle]

Originally Posted by hamadryad

1) G lucidum, looks as though it has a stalk or stub attachment?

You would surely expect G. lucidum to have a macroscopic appearance similar to that of Fomitopsis pinicola- i.e Red and banded.

[hamadryad]

forgive me! it looks nothing like lucidum for a start it isnt laquered!

I need to open the images out more and wear my glasses!

dont nobody take any notice of me, the blind leading the blind!