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Fungi Identification

 
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Hi there, I live outside of Asheville, North Carolina in a tiny place called Alexander. We grow Shiitake mushrooms and just inoculated logs with Lion's Mane and Hen of the Woods which I am very excited about. Walking around our property yesterday I came across this large fungi growing and was wondering if anyone could identify it? There is another one I found this morning, smaller growing about a foot away from the large one. Thank you! I appreciate any help you can offer. Don't want to let it continue to grow where it is if it is poisonous because of my pup. Katherine
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Might be this one:

http://www.minnesotaseasons.com/Fungi/Black_Trumpet.html
 
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Meripilus sumstinei Is my first guess



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I agree with skandi. It used to be considered a subspecies of maitake but now has it's own name.
 
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Wow! Ya'll are fast. Thank you. I will try to find someone local now to make sure before we try to use it. That would be awesome. Will research. Thanks Again, Katherine
 
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Are you my neighbor Katherine? with Anthony?    
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