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Oak Maze Gill - Daedalea quercina
Daedalea quercina Identified MushroomsDaedalea quercina
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This mushroom grows on hardwoods and is closely associated with Oak trees.
It is polypore with large, long and irregular pores that resemble gills.
Oak Maze Gill is a perennial living about three years. It's range covers most of North America but becomes rarer west of the Mississippi River.
INEDIBLE: Tough and rough 
This group was found on a downed limb in Stone Valley, Colton, NY. Sept. 16, 2008 
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