Trametes polyzona
Trametes polyzona, long known as Coriolopsis polyzona, is a pantropical white-rot polypore with thin, hairy, concentrically zoned brackets on dead hardwood. GBIF holds over 800 wild records from Mexico, Australia, Brazil, West Africa and the Philippines, mostly from hot lowland sites. Cultivate it like other tropical Trametes: warm, humid, with plenty of fresh air.
Where it grows wild
Dead hardwood logs, stumps and branches in lowland tropical forest, forest edges and disturbed woodland.
Recorded from sea level to about 3230 m, median 460 m; most records are lowland.
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