Turkey Tail Fungi Wood Print

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Trametes spp (possibly Trametes lactinea) found on a downed Oak tree in the Welaka State Forest, Florida. This polypore species is often refered to turkey tail fungus. Most polypores are edible or at least non-toxic, and some are used for medicinal purposes.

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