Inonotus euphoriae
Inonotus euphoriae was described by Patouillard as Polyporus euphoriae from a longan trunk in northern Vietnam and moved to Inonotus by Ryvarden in 2005. Specimens span tropical Asia, New Guinea and Zimbabwe on living and dead broadleaf wood. It is not cultivated; conditions blend the measured sites.
Where it grows wild
On living and dead broadleaf trees and stumps: longan in Vietnam, Castanopsis in New Guinea, deciduous wood in Zimbabwean miombo.
Mostly lowland; the New Guinea record is at 1450 m.
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