Ganoderma hoploides
A Ganoderma described by Steyaert in 1961, with herbarium records from Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Uganda and one from Malaysia. None could be mapped, so conditions come from the humid West African lowlands and the genus.
Where it grows wild
Lowland West African forest and farmland (Njala and Mosongo, Sierra Leone; Ife, Nigeria), plus the Entebbe botanic gardens in Uganda. The host was not recorded.
No elevations recorded; sites are lowland.
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