Trametes discoidea
A combination made by Rauschert in 1990 from a much older name by James Dickson, who described British cryptogams in the late 1700s. GBIF has no usable wild records under this name, and its relationship to other European Trametes is unclear in the sources checked. The conditions here are generalised from temperate European Trametes.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on dead hardwood in temperate woodland.
Unknown.
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