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I'm going to say Laetiporus Cincinnatus. White chicken of the woods. It looks like and older specimen. They are a good edible when fresh and they have a nice salmon color on top. You could probably use this one to make a nice mushroom stock for soup or braising, though.

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I'm going to say Laetiporus Cincinnatus. White chicken of the woods. It looks like and older specimen. They are a good edible when fresh and they have a nice salmon color on top. You could probably use this one to make a nice mushroom stock for soup or braising, though.

I read the description and it sounds like you are correct.it wasn't growing at the base of the tree it apparently was growing from the the roots.

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