TheMountainMan
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Thank you kindly for your help.
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Did darken somewhat. At first I thought this may be a black staining polypore, but it grew about 2 weeks earlier than other black staining polypores in this area and had a little bit different appearance to me, so wasn't sure. The others are just popping now. The black edges are hard / dry and get some sun. New pics attached.Â
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Help, is this a Berkeley's Polypore?
No black staining / bruising.
Northeast Pennsylvania
Mostly shaded area, at edge of wooded area. Near some live and dead oaks and pine. Also a maple tree nearby. Closest to a dead pine stump that was ground down this summer. Lots of little gnats flying around it.
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Just learning...anyone local, let me know. Thanks.Â
Help w/ Pennsylvania polypore
in Identifying Mushrooms
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First thought was "pale chicken of the woods" (Laetiporus Cincinnatus) or Berkeley's polypore, but not sure so need some help.
Found in central PA. 2 feet out from base of oak tree. Also a red maple nearby but probably 5 feet away. Fronds up to 4.5 inches wide and some of the smaller ones are very thick. See pics.
Lemon just for size reference 😉
Thank you in advance for any help.