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Collections » Photos » Photos (Shared) » Solo trip to Otis Day 2 » Mushrooms: Ganoderma tsugae | |
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Fall Foliage: Berkshires, 2004 Joe, Thanks for your e-mail and the pic. Your mushroom looks like Ganoderma lucidum or Ganoderma tsugae to me: See it at: http://www.bluewillowpages.com/mushroomexpert/ganoderma_lucidum.html See it at: http://www.bluewillowpages.com/mushroomexpert/ganoderma_tsugae.html . . . The principal difference between these species is that the former grows on hardwoods and the latter grows on conifers. I see both maple leaves and white pine needles in your photo--but the stump looks "coniferish" to me (mostly based on the way that one little branch sticks out), so G. tsugae is my guess. I doubt you would want to eat it after picking it and seeing that you'd need mastodon teeth to chew it. Best wishes, Michael Kuo
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