Trametes cingulata
A pantropical white-rot polypore described by Berkeley in 1854, recognised by its sooty black, smooth, often concentrically grooved cap. It grows on dead broadleaf wood in savanna woodland and dry forest; GBIF has about 300 wild records from West and southern Africa, Australia and the Americas.
Where it grows wild
Dead deciduous wood in savanna woodland, dry forest and Brazilian cerrado.
Recorded from 5 to 1,750 m, median 1,160 m.
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