Appearance
Fruiting Body: A mass of independent hanging spines arising from a thin layer of tissue (a "subiculum") that spreads across the wood in resupinate patches.Subiculum: Very thin (less than 1 mm thick); pale whitish, becoming yellowish and eventually orangish yellow to brownish with age.
Spines: 4–10 mm long; 0.5–1 mm thick at the base; unbranched; bald; at first whitish and proportionally thick-fleshed, becoming yellowish to orangish yellow and narrower, with sharper apices, with age.
Distribution
Found in Asia and in the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern United States
Habitat
Grows on hardwoodReferences:
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