Potentially Edible
Single or clusters of fleshy, orange-red to yellow caps with sulfur-yellow pores.
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Description
Cap: 5-30 cm (2-12") wide. Usually overlapping, flat. Semicircular to fan shaped. Pinkish-orange to sulfur-yellow. Turning white with age. Smooth.
Flesh: <2 cm (~1") thick. White, light yellow or pale orange.
Spore print: White.
Top View
Layers
Underside
Habitat and Range
On living trees, buried roots, stumps, trunks, and logs of deciduous and coniferous trees. East Canada to Florida. Midwest, Pacific Northwest to California.
