Trametes versicolor 10 g mycelium

Trametes versicolor 10 g mycelium

Package : 10 g

The fruiting body of the multi-colored tinder - caps up to 10 cm in diameter, shingle-like, collected in groups, thin, hard, leathery, semicircular or rosette-shaped. The upper part is divided into concentric zones of different colors: white, gray, brown change to blue and almost black, velvety, silky-shiny; in the middle they are usually darker than at the edges. The edge is white or just lighter, thin, wavy or blade-like, barren, not bent. The tubular layer (hymenophore) is white, whitish, pale yellow, Isabelle, pale brown, browning with age - to reddish brown and umber. Tubes up to 1-2 mm long, with incised and split or jagged edges. The leg is missing. The pulp is white, very thin, leathery, hard; tasteless and odorless. Pores are short, small, white or yellowish-white.
Forms tile-like tiers and long rows on deciduous wood. The forms of this mushroom are diverse.