Rot Fungus - Phlebia tremellosa - Rotsveppur - Geislahrúður - Sveppir

Описание: Jelly Rot Fungus - Phlebia tremellosa - Merulius tremellosus. - Meruliaceae - Kniplingsætt - Sveppaætt - Phlebia radiate - Geislahrúður - Rotsveppur á dauðu tré.

Sveppir á Íslandi: Hér er aðallega stuðst við Sveppabókina eftir Helga Hallgrímsson. Lesa meira: https://is.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notandi...

Caps white to pale yellow; hairy, woolly. These soft and flexible bracket-like growths often fuse laterally to form more extensive sheets. Habitat : Mostly on decaying deciduous wood. Fairly frequent and widespread in Britain. See more: http://www.naturespot.org.uk/species/...

Phlebia means "veins"; tremellosa means "trembling."

Its typical form is a classic example of what mycologists call an "effused-reflexed" fruiting body; it spreads its spore-bearing surface over the wood and musters up just enough cap-making umph to fold over its upper edge into a slight extension. Other distinguishing features include the translucent, orangish to pinkish spore-bearing surface, which develops deep folds and pockets; the whitish, hairy upper edge; growing alone to gregariously, sometimes in overlapping clusters; found primarily on the dead wood of hardwoods but also reported on conifer wood; causing a white rot; See more: http://www.mushroomexpert.com/phlebia...

Upper surface: Caps white to pale yellow; hairy, wooly. Pore surface: Pore-like with a network of radiating folds, ridges, and crossveins; yellowish to brownish-orange to pinkish-orange; rubbery, flexible, and gelatinous. Edibility: Inedible. : http://www.messiah.edu/oakes/fungi_on...

Hérna er að finna mikinn fróðleik um alskonar sveppi eins og rotsveppi af Kniplingsætt (Meruliaceae) : http://is.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notandi:...

Fungi, Basidiomycota, Agaricomycotina, Agaricomycetes, Polyporales, Meruliaceae, Phlebia.