In a message dated 16/05/2008 09:29:57 GMT Standard Time,
Ron.Howe@xxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk writes:
Funny thing is
though, the third picture because it is low resolution, has an uncanny
outline of Fomes fomentaris. Fomes is of course a secondary infection.
What exactly do you mean by a "secondary infection" Ron?
I'd've been thinking Phellinus igniarius for Ian's conk. I did point out
last year sometime that we found a bright yellow bracket on Poplar
(Laetiporus-yellow) that rapidly turned a fawny colour and proved to be
Perennipra
fraxinea. I think we so seldom see P fraxinea that it's not been adequately
described yet. (Then again we could be wrong)
Bill.
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