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Species Plantarum by Carl Linnaeus; he
called it
Boletus fomentarius. The
specific epithet fomentarius is from the
Latin fomentum,
referring to tinder. The...
- in the ICN are
Cynoglossum cheirifolium β
Anchusa (lanata) and
Polyporus fomentarius β
applanatus whilst other examples (coming from the
fungus database...
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surface and the pore
layer is
called context. A few
polypores (e.g.
Fomes fomentarius and
Inocutis rhaedes) also have a core
between context and substrate...
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Laetiporus sulphureus,
Polyporus squamosus,
Postia fragilis,
Pycnoporellus fulgens,
Tyromyces chioneus, and
Fomes fomentarius. Nikitsky,
Niklay B.; Schigel...
- Niemelä, (1982)
Polyporus corni Velen., (1925)
Polyporus fulvus R.
Hartig Polyporus igniarius var.
effusoreflexus Velen., (1922)
Polyporus pomaceus (Pers...
- needed] G.
applanatum has been used to
produce amadou, even
though Fomes fomentarius is most
commonly ****ociated with the
production of amadou.
Amadou is...
- name
comes from
Latin fomes,
meaning "tinder", from the use of
Fomes fomentarius, also
known as the
tinder fungus, in
making tinder (see amadou).[citation...
- same
Genus as the
better known Horse Hoof or
Tinder Conk
fungus Fomes fomentarius,
which was
discovered with the 5,000 year old body of Otzi the Iceman...
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Grifola frondosa, or are
fruiting from
buried pieces of substrate–such as
Polyporus radicatus and P. melanopus. Wood-decay
Polyporales reduce the
volume of...
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species was
discovered by
science in 2008.
Rigidoporus ulmarius (formerly
Polyporus actinobolus),
Polyporaceae Western and
Southern Europe. At the Int'l....
