Trametes warburgiana
Trametes warburgiana was described by Hennings (in another genus) and moved to Trametes by Teixeira in 1994. GBIF holds eight old specimens, all collected in the Philippines around 1906, including Mindoro and Mt Makiling on Luzon. It is not known in cultivation, so the conditions below follow Philippine lowland forest and other tropical Trametes.
Where it grows wild
Presumed white rot of dead hardwood in humid Philippine lowland and foothill forest.
Collected at river and forest sites from near sea level to the lower slopes of Mt Makiling (roughly up to 600 m); elevations are not recorded.
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