I've today spotted a developing Ganoderma sp. on the trunk of a n oak tree, here in Gozo, Mal ta. Do you know what is the species at this early/immature stage please? I have thought about G. lucidum or G. resinaceum.
Thanks and reagrds
Stephen
Ganoderma on trunk of oak tree (Q. ilex)
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Hi Steve,
nice to hear from you once again!
The Ganoderma you found, looks quite thick, soft and fleshy to me. So it reminds me very much of G. resinaceum. Oak would be the proper substrate for it as well.
But let's see, what others will say...
Sincerely, Martin
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Hello Steve,
here a finding of G. resinaceum in July - broadly connected to the base of a living oak tree, showing three zones of colours: innermost (red-)brown, then orange-brown, outside creme.
Your specimen is stipeless as well and shows these colours even better!
The quite small G. lucidum should have a long thin stem, which your Ganoderma doesn't show.
Sincerely, Martin
The same mushroom 2 months later, with darkend red-brown centre - but now a victim of moulds: