Trametes socotrana
Trametes socotrana is a bracket polypore described by M.C. Cooke in 1882 (Grevillea 11: 39), named for the island of Socotra. Its GBIF records come mostly from the East African highlands at 1,250–2,500 m, with scattered records from West Africa and one from Papua New Guinea. It is not known in cultivation; conditions come from the measured sites plus general Trametes biology.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on dead hardwood in highland forest and woodland; the records give no habitat detail in the source reached.
Recorded at 1,250–2,500 m, median 2,133 m (6 records).
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