Gloeophyllum sepiarium — Conifer Mazegill — Gloeophyllaceae
Small to medium annual polypore. Fruiting body thin and shelf-like, round in outline, and attached directly to the host wood; surface dry, hairy/roughened, with concentric colored zones, ranging from rust to dark brown, whitish at the margin. Pores absent; instead, spores are borne on light brown, blunt, tough, gill-like structures. Saprophytic.
Habitat: Solitary or several fused together on conifer stumps and debris.
Scent: Not distinctive
Spores: White
Season: Autumn
Habitat: Solitary or several fused together on conifer stumps and debris.
Scent: Not distinctive
Spores: White
Season: Autumn
Shelf-like polypore, whitish margin
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Gill-like structures
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