Turkeytail
A fungus called turkeytail (Trametes versicolor) photographed in the reserve by Clive Knight and identified for us by Tree Officer Rich Murphy.
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The latest update on the phenomenal growth of the shaggy bracket fungus on the ash tree at Fiveways.
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Inonotus hispidus
The shaggy bracket fungus on the ash tree at Fiveways, first reported by Clive Knight and identified for us by our Tree Officer Rich Murphy, has grown HUGE.
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The fungus that Clive Knight photographed on the ash tree at Fiveways is Inonotus hispidus commonly known as shaggy bracket, shaggy polypore or velvet fungus. Our Tree Officer, Rich Murphy, identified it for us.
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Hairy bracket fungus. . .
. . . trametes hirsuta growing on dead oak in the wood between Kestrel Field and Lambrok Meadow.
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Southwick Country Park Nature Reserve 