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Dryad’s saddle

A large and impressive bracket fungi, dryad’s saddle can be seen growing on hardwood trees and decaying branches and stumps. Although it is edible, caution is advised.

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Dryad’s saddle Cerioporus squamosus

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Dryad's saddle

Family: Polyporaceae
Fruiting season: May – October
Colour: Orange – brown
Cap width: 5 – 60cm
Height: 10cm
Habitat: hardwood trees, fallen branches, tree stumps

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