Inonotus casuarinae
Inonotus casuarinae was described from China by L.S. Bian and colleagues in 2015. The name points to Casuarina (she-oak) as its host, a tree planted widely on the coasts of southern China. GBIF has no usable records; conditions here are generic for the subtropical south China coast.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on Casuarina trees, probably in coastal plantings of southern China; not confirmed in the sources reached.
Not recorded; Casuarina plantings are mostly near sea level.
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