Ganoderma linhartii
A little-known European Ganoderma, based on Kalchbrenner's Polyporus linhartii and combined into Ganoderma by Igmándy in 1968. GBIF holds a single record, from north-western Hungary, and there is no measured climate, so the growing advice here is borrowed from temperate European Ganoderma.
Where it grows wild
Presumed wood-decay polypore of broadleaved trees in Central European lowland woods and parks; no host or habitat detail was found for this name.
No elevation recorded; the single Hungarian record lies in the lowland Little Hungarian Plain (about 47.9° N, 17.3° E).
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