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fruit bodies were
previously classified as
Fomes nigricans, but this is now
recognised as a
synonym of
Fomes fomentarius. The
colour is
typically lighter...
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Latin fomes,
meaning "tinder", from the use of
Fomes fomentarius, also
known as the
tinder fungus, in
making tinder (see amadou).[citation needed]
Fomes was...
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Heritiera fomes is a
species of
mangrove tree in the
family Malvaceae. Its
common names include sunder, sundri,
jekanazo and pinlekanazo. It is the dominant...
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Boletus fasciatus. It was
later transferred by
Cooke to
Fomes fasciatus in 1885. The
genus name "
Fomes"
translates to
tinder as its
holotype was historically...
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Latin word
fomes,
meaning "tinder", in this
sense in his
essay on contagion, De
Contagione et
Contagiosis Morbis,
published in 1546: "By
fomes I mean clothes...
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officinalis (Vill.) Quél. (1886)
Ungulina officinalis (Vill.) Pat. (1900)
Fomes officinalis (Vill.) Bres. (1931)
Fomitopsis officinalis (Vill.) Bondartsev...
- (1839)
Polyporus laurencii Berk. (1859)
Fomes rubiginosus Berk. ex
Cooke (1885)
Polyporus calvescens Berk. (1839)
Fomes calvescens (Berk.)
Cooke (1885) Scindalma...
- (1916)
Fomes fuscus (Lázaro Ibiza) Sacc. & Trotter, (1925)
Fomes pomaceus (Pers.) Lloyd, (1910)
Fomes pomaceus var.
fulvus Rea, (1922)
Fomes prunicola...
- [citation needed] G.
applanatum has been used to
produce amadou, even
though Fomes fomentarius is most
commonly ****ociated with the
production of amadou. Amadou...
- (1903)
Fomes annularis Lloyd, (1912)
Fomes applanatus var.
australis (Fr.)
Cleland & Cheel, (1917)
Fomes australis (Fr.) Cooke, (1885)
Fomes polyzonus...
