gloeophyllum sepiarium, the rusty gilled polypore

leaf yellow insect invertebrate food produce animal autumn plant flower wood moth nature soil wildlife tree arthropod gloeophyllum sepiarium rusty gilled polypore decay fungus brown grows thin dark green brackets dead conifers found lumberyards body year produces spores late summer hymenial surface distinctive polypores presence gills 1the cap 2–15cm wide loosely fan-shaped yellow-orange margin growth velvety leathery mild odor taste cylindrical species include daedalea quercina lenzites betulina trametes versicolor mushroom forest