Coriolus
Coriolus (family Polyporaceae) A genus of fungi in which the hymenium lines tubes that open in small, irregular pores on the underside of a non-stipitate, typically bracket-like fruit body. Species are found on wood. C. versicolor (Trametes versicolor, Polystictus versicolor) is very common on dead wood of broad-leaved trees. The fruit bodies often grow in tiers, and are thin, semicircular brackets with a velvety upper surface usually marked with concentric bands of yellow, brown, grey, etc; the margin and lower surfaces are white.
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