Furry, white or greyish upper surfaces

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The sole species in this sub-group is Schizophyllum commune, with the entire upper surface of the cap being markedly furry to hairy.

Furry, white or greyish upper surfaces

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Teresa wrote:

12 Dec 2024

The fusing on the gills look very like those of a Pseudomerulius sp.

Schizophyllum commune

AJB wrote:

7 Aug 2024

Thanks again Teresa. Yes I forgot to do the underside! Sorry about that.

Schizophyllum commune

Teresa wrote:

7 Aug 2024

Need to seen the undersurface if possible.
At first glance my suggestion is Schizophyllum commune which has split gills, a feature not apparent in this image, Stereum has a smoothish undersurface

Schizophyllum commune

Teresa wrote:

29 Jul 2024

Schizophyllum commune

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Pam wrote:

21 Jun 2024

Hard one! Both have yellow brown spores. Though with the Tapinella panuoides I've seen there has been evidence of lilac colour at the base of fungus and mycelium and they've been a bit more elongated in form even when young. Good to have a look at the species when a bit more mature as long as not resulting in divorce!!;)

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