Ganoderma rufoalbum
A Ganoderma first named by Bresadola and Patouillard and moved to Ganoderma by Patouillard in 1914. GBIF's wild records all come from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, from lowland equatorial forest.
Where it grows wild
Wood-decay polypore of humid equatorial forest in the Congo Basin; hosts were not reachable.
Few records carry an elevation; the measured sites are warm lowland forest.
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