#meruliaceae

Phlebia centrifuga

It’s been ages since I’ve been able to get out and suck up some fresh air on the hunt for interesting plants and fungi. It was such a beautiful day, great light, pleasant scenery and a landscape full of colour. I found some of the weirdest, ickiest, squishy and oozing fungi that I’ve seen so far... and who knew that Elf Caps look so rude in their early stages 🤭 (pic 3). I found all these interesting fungi in woods surrounding an old disused quarry in Charlestown. I had this location pinned on my ‘map of places to forage’ for a while but always overlooked it. I’m really glad I gave it a shot today and if you’re in the area it’s worth a visit, even if only for a walk. I don’t know how busy it is normally, but I had the whole place to myself today... #lichenized #peltigeraceae #meruliaceae #helotiaceae #heterobasidiomycete #elfcups #sarcoscypha #tremellaceae #funghi #fungi #forage #foraging #foragedfood #foraged #fifeforager #uxforager (at Charlestown, Fife) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIBv96xMS0-/?igshid=r9rveaqutn0c

Phlebia livida ( à confirmer) - 18/11/19 by Philippe_Boissel Phlebia livida - FRANCE - Bretagne Sur bois mort de conifères, surtout d’épicéa et de feuillus, particulièrement sur Fagus, Ulmus. Peu fréquent. Printemps et automne. Cette espèce est très variable en ce qui concerne la couleur de l'hyménium (partie fertile de l'appareil reproducteur des champignons dit supérieur). Comestibilité : sans intérêt https://flic.kr/p/2hZ5vh3