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Wood Decay Fungi of Living Trees
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Phellinus tremulae
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Fungus Host: Hardwood
Seasonal Growth: Perennial
Shape and Texture: Hoof
Fruiting Location #1: Main trunk
Fruiting Location #2: Upper trunk-branches
Hymenium: Pores
Thickness: Thick 2 inches or more
Stem: Absent
Urban Commonality Rating: Common
Common Hosts #1: Aspen
Common Hosts #2: Poplar
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6. Close up of flask shaped perithecia or spore bearing structures
Xylaria polymorpha
1. Habit on an oak butt
Phellinus igniarius
2. Habit on a sugar maple
Phellinus igniarius
3. Close up of top of P. tremulae
Phellinus igniarius
4. Close up of top
Phellinus igniarius
5. Pore layer from a specimen on oak
Phellinus igniarius
5L. Pore layer from a poplar specimen
Phellinus igniarius
6. Section through conk showing pore layers
Phellinus igniarius