Inonotus canariicola
Inonotus canariicola was described from China by Y.C. Dai in 2012. The epithet means 'living on Canarium', so its host is presumably a Canarium tree, but GBIF has no usable records. Conditions here are generic for subtropical southern China.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on Canarium trees in subtropical to tropical forest or plantings in southern China, as the name implies.
Not recorded.
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