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A small, greyish white bracket often found in dense, overlapping tiers on deciduous wood.
The upper bracket is grey-brown when young with a white margin, darker with age,irregular or lumpy, finely downy then smooth with an undulating margin.
The flesh can be leathery or rubbery and whitish.
Pores are subcircular or angular, very small, smoke-grey in colour, darkening with age. Tubes are grey in colour.
Common throughout the year.
Broadleaf woodland.
Inedible.