Identification: Another rot ?

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  1. David Tang

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    This orange patch shows up well in the center of green moss on the lower
    portion of a dead pine tree. The upper portion is populated by red belted conks.
    I guess this is another of the rots taken host on a dead tree.
    Kindly ID please. Thank you.
     

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    Hi David - This appears to be a Phlebia but possibly a different species.
     
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    Thanks a lot. At least I can surf in the right direction.
     
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    Frog Generous Contributor Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    Sounds good! Do note the range/known occurence descriptions in the Phlebia/Merulius species you look up.
     
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    Will do.
     
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    Surfed for Phlebia orange in colour returns many "Phlebia radiata - Wrinkled Crust".
    Of course it's a irresponsible attitude, I took that ID for the time being !
     
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    I think you are correct David - Phlebia radiata is the most likely ID.
     
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