Blushing Rosette - Abortiporus biennis

Description

Fruit body variable, irregularly top-shaped, or rosette-like, or fused together into amorphous masses, 3 to 9 cm across, flattened to concave, surface downy to felty, whitish soon becoming pinkish. Poroid, but there can be projections around the pores giving a toothed appearance.
 

Identification difficulty
Habitat

On the ground from roots or wood chips of deciduous trees.

When to see it

Autumn.

UK Status

Widespread but infrequent in England.

VC55 Status

Although it is recorded from time to time in Leicestershire and Rutland it remains infrequent.

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Species profile

Common names
Blushing Rosette
Species group:
Fungi
Kingdom:
Fungi
Order:
Polyporales
Family:
Meruliaceae
Records on NatureSpot:
20
First record:
13/09/2010 (Watson, Ashley)
Last record:
29/10/2023 (N, Matt)

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