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cf. Pleurotus Uncertain
Angles captured. Four frames working around the log — base, side and cut end.
One log carrying fruitbodies on three faces. On the sawn end, shelving clusters of pale cream to buff fan-shaped caps 2–6 cm with inrolled wavy margins, attached laterally with little or no stipe. Along the side, a row of smaller white caps 1–3 cm. At the base, tight clusters of small white fruitbodies in the litter.
A single large fallen hardwood log, sawn at one end. Saprotrophic.
Laterally attached, stipeless, pale, with gills running down to the attachment — Pleurotus is the obvious candidate, with Crepidotus and young Panellus as alternatives.
Spore print colour. Crepidotus prints brown; Pleurotus white to lilac.
Originally three entries. One log, one population, three faces.
Found at Goodnow Rd area, Princeton, MA on Saturday, 8 August 2026 at 10:37. See the full walk for that day's weather and everything else recorded.
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