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Another fungus amongus - identify?

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Location: Southern Ohio, Zone 6a/6b

posted 7 years ago

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Most of the trunk has more of that other shroom (probably mossy maze polypore). These are toward the base of the tree. The tree is not a snag, but much of the bark is peeled and molding. I just noticed also a third fungus up the trunk on the underbark near a point of peel.

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-Shalom

Morgan Hay

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Its probably a Auricularia species, maybe Auricularia auricula-judae?

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The first two are the same fungi which is as Morgan Hay supposed Auricularia judae or the jew's ear. The third I have seen before on my land but I will have to look that one up.

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Peace Eigenheimer

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Does auricularia have any toxic look-alikes, or is it safe to go ahead and try it?

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