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Another Fungi to I.D. please (1 Viewer)

alan_rymer

alan_rymer

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I took this at NT Clivedon house ( down the steps to the Thames ).
It was growing on a Yew!.
 

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I have come across laetiporus sulphureus (chicken of the wood) looking like this before, It has had to fight its way through the ivy! As you no doubt know this is a good eater BUT would you eat one that has grown on a yew tree (Taxus = toxin ect)? Makes you think doesn't it.

regards rog8811
 
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