Lentinus arcularius at Clyde River Retreat

Fringed Polypore (Polyporus arcularius) at Clyde River Retreat

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Identification history

	Lentinus arcularius	30 Oct 2020	Pam
	Unidentified	30 Oct 2020	ClydeRiver

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Author's notes

Don't think that this is anything very dramatic but I've posted it so that you don't think I've forgotten you! Also, it looked rather sweet on a fallen log that was burned and then flooded, down on the river bank.

5 comments

Pam wrote:

30 Oct 2020

Yes they are a delightful little 'pored' fungus with those distinctive 'coffin' shaped pores. I feel they tend to herald the return of the fungi for the early, spring, season. they seem to be very resiliant.

ClydeRiver wrote:

30 Oct 2020

Yes, I realize I have posted these before but they are rather cute. Shall I take them off again? Heaps of 'split-gill' about as you would expect after the fires and a few orange toadstools here and there.

Pam wrote:

30 Oct 2020

If they were recorded at a different time or location leave them on. This helps with distribution and the times of the year these are sending up their reproductive structures.

ClydeRiver wrote:

30 Oct 2020

They were recorded in February of this year and at a higher altitude.

Pam wrote:

30 Oct 2020

Keep the record then.............;)

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