Trametes villosa
A thin, densely hairy Trametes of warm parts of the Americas and one of the commonest bracket fungi from the southern United States to Argentina, with over 4,000 GBIF records. It forms small, leathery, zoned white-rot brackets on dead hardwood.
Where it grows wild
Dead hardwood branches, stumps and logs in dry and wet tropical forest, oak and pine-oak woodland, and disturbed land.
Recorded elevations 0–3138 m, median 921 m.
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