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Corralitas Drive: "Chicken Of The Woods"
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Photo: Diane Edwardson, October 15, 2011. An 18" wide, giant yellow fungus sprang from a tree root on Corralitas last week. (Click on photo to enlarge.)
Since this fungus was spectacular, I did some research. I checked MushroomExpert.com for the associated tree, in this case: a Eucalyptus tree root. Clicking on links for associated mushrooms, led me to www.mykoweb.com, an expert site
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