Trametes gibbosa
A thick, creamy-white, lumpy bracket up to 20 cm wide that causes white rot, above all on beech stumps. Older caps often turn green with algae. It grows year-round across Eurasia and North America.
Where it grows wild
On dead hardwoods, especially beech stumps and logs, in woodland and clearings.
Recorded elevations 0–1450 m, median 490 m (20 records).
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