#Hymenochaetaceae

[rattyexplores]

Fat Fungus

Unidentified, family Hymenochaetaceae

20/03/23

#Hymenochaetaceae #unidentified #Fungi #Agaricomycotina #Higher Basidiomycetes #Basidiomycota #Basidiomycete Fungi #mycology

[razehider]

greenification a bracket fungus, probably a tufted bracket, Fuscoporia torulosa. pictures are from august, september and november respectively. fucked up giant pale ape hand for size reference

#my pics #fungi #bracket fungi #hymenochaetaceae

[drhoz]

#1961 - Fuscoporia wahlbergii

Spotted by @purrdence​ while she was looking at Lord of the Rings locations.

AKA Polyporus zealandicus, Fomes robinsoniae,Trametes wahlbergii, Phellinus setulosus, Poria uncinat, Fomes senex var. hamatus, Poria victoria, Phellinus pomaceus, Fuscoporia uncinata, Fomes hamatus, Phellinus zealandicus, Fomes pomaceus, Polyporus victoriae, Scindalma zealandicum, Phellinus senex var. hamatus, Phellinus wahlbergii, Pyropolyporus robinsoniae and Fomes zealandicus. Some of that is no doubt due to genera being split up or renamed, but I suspect a good deal of it is due to mycologists discovering that what they thought were different species, scattered worldwide, were all the same thing. Pyropolyporus robinsoniae, for example, was only known from a single  decaying tree in Jamaica.

That said, it has been showing up well outside its previous range in recent decades - Buckinghamshire in the UK for example, when its nearest known site was in the Canary Islands. It’s not clear why it’s only spreading now, but in the case of the UK sighting mentioned above, the fungus remains so rare and scattered that the spores probably blew in (possibly on dust from the Sahara) rather then arriving as an existing infection in an exotic plant or timber, and found the warmer weather to its liking.

This bracket fungus is still mostly a tropical/subtropical species with tough, woody fruitbodies up to 55 cm wide and 30 cm out from the tree. It infects a wide range of host trees. 

#Hymenochaetaceae #fuscoporia #phellinus #bracket fungus #fungus

[mycoblogg]

FOTD #035 : cracked cap polypore! (phellinus robiniae)

the cracked cap polypore (AKA cracked bracket & medicinal cracked cap polypore) is a parasitic bracket fungus in the family hymenochaetaceae. they occur in south africa, europe, canada, the US, mexico, costa rica, brazil, australia, kenya, zambia & zimbabwe !!

the big question : can i bite it?? this fungus is inedible (due to its toughness), but has medicinal uses.

p. robiniae description :

"this is one of a number of species with a hard, cracked fruit body. the cap is 3-36cm in diameter & 1,5-28cm thick. it is woody in texture, & has a greenish colour due to the algae that grows on its cap. the pores are yellow-orange."

[images : source & source] [fungus description : field guide to mushrooms & other fungi of south africa by gary b. goldman & marieka gryzenhout]

"these guys were my favourite for a looong time !! i really love them<;3"

#• fungus of the day !! • #[phellinus robiniae] #: cracked cap polypore : #: medicinal cracked cap polypore : #: cracked bracket : #035 #|| #fungus #fungi #mycology #cottagecore #foraging #earth #mushrooms #forestcore #mushroom #nature #fotd #fungus of the day

[ribosome-papers]

Comparative genomic analysis of Sanghuangporus sanghuang with other Hymenochaetaceae species

Pubmed: http://dlvr.it/T0BYTV

[pirotijamuna]

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[terranlifeform]

Warted oak polypore (Inonotus dryadeus) fruiting on wood at Patapsco Valley State Park in Maryland, U.S.

Richard Orr

#Inonotus dryadeus #Hymenochaetaceae #Agaricomycetes #fungi #detail

[thegrandimago]

This is the 38th installment of 'Since I've Been Gone'. Taken on 2020 30th September while working for @americanconservationexperience, my crew and I made it to Camp Wapsie for hospitality as we headed did derecho relief. I don't usually use YMCA facilities, but who was I to question our hosts. When we got there, I decided to get comfortable with the surroundings by identifying the nature around me, such as this cluster of violet-toothed polypore (Trichaptum biforme), a saprobic fungus that feeds off of decaying hardwood. #fungus #fungi #funguses #iowafungi #iowanature #nature #bracketfungus #bracketfungi #shelffungus #shelffungi #polypore #polypore #basidiomycota #basidiomycetes #basidiomycete #agaricomycotina #agaricomycetes #hymenochaetales #hymenochaetaceae #trichaptum #trichaptumbiforme #poroidfungi #poroidfungus #violettoothedpolypore #violettoothedpolypores #decomposers #decomposer #saprobe #saprobicfungi #aceinspires (at YMCA Camp Wapsie) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVJVhg4qxfJ/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[bea-arte]

🍄 de cerámica Gres en proceso de secado ! #hymenochaetaceae#coprinus comatus #reinofungi#hongosdechile#cerámicagres#esculturacerámica (en Melosilla) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx-6vE_AyRJ/?igshid=14fz0d8arudji

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[patheticgardener]

Inonotus obliquus, commonly called chaga, is a fungus in the family Hymenochaetaceae. It is parasitic on birch and other trees. The sterile conk is irregularly formed and resembles burnt charcoal.

Animal and test-tube studies found that chaga extract may boost immunity, prevent chronic inflammation, fight cancer, lower blood sugar levels and reduce cholesterol.

We spent the afternoon hiking and found some up in the birch trees. We took it home and dried it all, placing it in jars for the future.

Take a chunk and simmer for three hours by placing it to steep on something warm like a stovetop or perhaps the wood stove.

It has a slight vanilla flavour and is a wonderful coffee replacement.

#chagamushroom #homesteading #citysteading #canadian #canadian prairies #canada

[fatehbaz]

This is ... exciting. I don’t much about fungus, but I’ll try to summarize: Basically, many people celebrate and revere “chaga” (Inonotus obliquus), the fungus famous for its apparently-genuine cancer-fighting properties and its popular use as a folk medicine, especially in northern and eastern Europe. Chaga is parasitic, and prefers to infect birch trees, though it can also use some other hardwoods trees as hosts. It lives in forested environments at higher latitudes and in boreal environments of Eurasia, and also exists in Japan and in North American forests near the Great Lakes, New England, Pacific Northwest, and regions farther north. And the fungus life history is very mysterious. It apparently only reproduces once during its entire lifetime on a host tree, if at all. And the reproductive phase of the fungus is rarely seen. However - and, this isn’t entirely confirmed yet, but - there is recent evidence that fungus-eating beetles may play a role in ingesting and spreading chaga’s spores, with the insects aiding in reproduction and dispersal. This revelation comes from a “mother tree” of reproducing chaga in forest near the Quebec-Vermont border. And, there is precedent for this possibility that beetles aid in chaga’s dispersal. Previously, the “only other polypore species that forms a fruiting body under bark is Inonotus andersonii” which is relatively closely-related to chaga, and which infects oak trees in the American Southwest; fungus-eating beetles have been suspected to be important to Inonotus andersonii’s reproduction and dispersal.

Previously, in 2015, Britt A. Bunyard published this in peer-reviewed Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington: “First Record of Insect Mycophagy of the Commercially-Important “Chaga” Fungus Inonotus obliquus (Ach. Ex Pers.) Pilát (Hymenochaetales: Hymenochaetaceae) in North America.” Here is an excerpt from that abstract: “Despite its universal recognizability, many questions about the basic biology of this fungus remain, including sexual reproduction and spore dispersal which has rarely been seen. Mycophagous beetles have been hypothesized as having a role. This is the first report of insect mycophagy of I. obliquus in North America, and these findings suggest that O. cultriformis may play a role in spore dispersal of this enigmatic fungus.”

And the following excerpts were published by Britt A. Bunyard and Sarah Dole in the Winter 2018 edition of FUNGI.

The chaga canker is commonly seen in birch forests but the sexual reproductive structure (“basidiocarp” or “sporocarp,” Figs. 2–3) is rarely seen (Gilbertson and Ryvarden, 1986; Bondartsev, 1971). Indeed a connection between the two structures wasn’t even proposed until as recently as 1938 (Campbell and Davidson, 1938; Millman, 2012). Moreover, a number of factors about the reproductive biology of I. obliquus are enigmatic. The basidiocarp is actually little more than a resupinate (crustose) layer of tubes that form on a recently dead host tree. The fungus does not seem to fruit more than one time during the host’s lifetime (Gilbertson and Ryvarden, 1986) and most host trees killed by the fungus may never show any sign that the fungus has gone through sexual reproduction. [...]

The only other polypore species that forms a fruiting body under bark is Inonotus andersonii (Millman, 2012), one of the primary causes of mortality among oaks in southwestern North America. When the spore-forming resupinate layer forms on host trees it seems to quickly attract mycophagous insects (Gilbertson and Ryvarden, 1986) and primarily beetles (Bunyard, 2015; Bondartsev, 1971). Bondartsev (1971) noted that the fruitbody, when rarely seen, is usually little more than a mass of tunnels and beetle frass and is all but unrecognizable. Based on the attraction by beetles, and the unusual location of fruiting (beneath the host tree’s bark), beetles have been suspected to play a role in spore dispersal of this fungus (Millman, 2012).  [...]

So it was met with great excitement when one of us (SD) had located a huge fruiting of this fungus on a recently dead yellow birch tree, Betula alleghaniensis, near her home, in Quebec, Canada, approximately 20-25 feet north of the border of Essex County, Vermont (45.012815, -71.611770). Many trips to the “mother tree” were made to observe and collect any insects that arrived and seemed interested in this fruitbody. Many adults and larva of the beetle Orchesia cultriformis (Family Melandryidae) were observed feeding on the reproductive tissue of the fungus and collected in jars of alcohol (Figs. 4–7). Beetle IDs were made with the assistance of Margaret K. Thayer, Curator Emeritus of the Field Museum of Natural History (Chicago, IL). Three adults and one larva were dissected and photographed under microscopy (by FR), with their gut contents all found to contain hyphae and spores positively identified to be those of I. obliquus. [...]

Although this was a first-ever account of insect mycophagy (and potential spore dissemination) of the chaga fungus in North America, insect, and especially beetle spore dispersal is known. Overall, arthropods are well-known vectors of spores of many disparate groups of fungi including rusts, smuts, yeasts, and stinkhorns (for a review, see Ingold, 1971).

Talbot (1952) showed a number of invertebrates that inhabit wood and bark could ingest and then pass viable mycelium and spores (endozoochory) of polypores. More recently, mycophagous Diptera (Bunyard, 2003; Lim, 1977; Tuno, 1999) and mycophagous coleopterans (Nuorteva and Laine, 1972) also were shown to pass viable mycelium and spores of polyporoid fungi. Most recently Lilleskov and Bruns (2005) showed a number of different arthropods could ingest and pass viable spores of a widespread resupinate mycorrhizal fungus (Tomentella sublilacina)

Although this current study provides some evidence of zoochory by beetles, to date, no study has determined positively that any animals play a role in spore dispersal for I. obliquus. Schigel (2011), in one of the few studies on polypore-associated insects to include I. obliquus, found that,in Finland, the larvae and adults of several species of mycophagous and polyphagous beetles are the primary consumers. Orchesia micans was noted as being the most commonly reared from I. obliquus in their study. Beetles of Family Melandryidae (“false darkling beetles”) are commonly found under the bark of mature and rotting trees, and are thought to feed on rotting wood (xylophagous) or fungal hyphae (mycetophagous). Melandryids have been poorly studied (Leschen, 1990; Majka and Pollock, 2006) and their life histories have seldom been described (LeSage, 1991), with most collections coming from adults collected in traps and thus there is no knowledge of larval life histories.

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Cool stuff.

[rattyexplores]

Bark-Like Fungi

Unidentified, family Hymenochaetaceae

06/07/22

#Hymenochaetaceae #fungi #fungus #mycology #Basidiomycota #Basidiomycete Fungi #Agaricomycotina #Higher Basidiomycetes #Unidentified

[jayu123-me]

Chaga Mushroom Market Revolutionary Opportunities 2028

Chaga Mushroom Market

Mushrooms are viewed as extraordinary wellsprings of fundamental supplements, like proteins, filaments, nutrients, calcium, minerals, and selenium. Mushrooms are generally devoured across the globe for their impressive medical advantages – they help in weight the board, they can be utilized to support resistance, they can annihilate dangerous cells and accordingly, help in working on by and large nourishment and advancing a solid way of life. Chaga mushroom is an organism having a place with the family Hymenochaetaceae. Chaga mushroom is normally discovered developing on birch trees and less ordinarily on different trees, like oak, birch, beech, and others. Chaga mushroom is for the most part filled in Russia as this mushroom fills well in cool environments.

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Customers are searching for food items with potential medical advantages, which has been pushing the fuse of solid fixings in different consumable items. Chaga mushroom comprises of most significant levels of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD), which is viewed as perhaps the most impressive cell reinforcement and mitigating substance, and specialists, presently, are researching it’s anything but an enemy of maturing item.

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Chaga mushroom has for some time been utilized for its possible applications in keeping a solid stomach-related framework. This will additionally push the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. Developing a pattern of practical food fixings and expanding utilization of chaga mushrooms as a solid supplement is required to assist with speeding up the market development of chaga mushrooms sooner rather than later.

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Mushrooms are regarded as great sources of essential nutrients, such as proteins, fibers, vitamins, calcium, minerals and selenium. Mushrooms are widely consumed across the globe for their considerable health benefits – they help in weight management, they can be used to boost immunity, they can destroy cancerous cells and thus, help in improving overall nutrition and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Chaga mushroom, also refereed to as Inonotus obliquus, is a fungus belonging to the family Hymenochaetaceae. Chaga mushroom is commonly found growing on birch trees and less commonly on other trees, such as alder, oak, beech and others. Chaga mushroom is mostly grown in Russia as this mushroom grows well in cold climates. Consumption of chaga mushroom is highly concentrated across the European and American regions due to greater demand for these mushrooms as an essential source of antioxidant and due to its use in the production of chaga tea. Furthermore, chaga mushroom has also been in focus due to its medicinal properties, which has further been strengthening the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. The global chaga mushroom market is expected to benefit from growing consumers’ demand for healthy and organic products.

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Today, consumers are looking for food products with potential health benefits, which has been pushing the incorporation of healthy ingredients in various edible products. Chaga mushroom consists of highest levels of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD), which is considered to be one of the most powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory substance and researchers, now, are investigating its potential as an anti-aging product. Also, several research studies have demonstrated that chaga mushrooms can be used to inhibit the progression of cancerous cells and stimulate one’s immune system, thereby making chaga a biological response modifier. Apart from this, chaga mushroom has also been known to help combat other diseases, such as diabetes and cholesterol and improve digestion. Chaga mushroom has long been used for its potential applications in maintaining a healthy digestive system. This will further push the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. Growing trend of functional food ingredients and increasing consumption of chaga mushroom as a healthy nutrient is expected to help accelerate the market growth of chaga mushrooms in the near future.

Global Chaga Mushroom: Market Segmentation

On the basis of nature, the global chaga mushroom market has been segmented as –

Organic

Conventional

On the basis of form, the global chaga mushroom market has been segmented as –

Chaga Mushroom Powder

Chaga Mushroom Liquid

On the basis of application, the global Chaga Mushroom market has been segmented as –

Antioxidant

Immune Booster

Alkalizing

Anti-Inflammatory

Others

On the basis of distribution channel, the global chaga mushroom market has been segmented as –

Direct

Indirect

Store Based Retailing

E-Commerce

Hypermarket/supermarket

Discount Stores

Independent Grocery Stores

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Some of the key players operating in the global Chaga Mushroom market are Annanda Chaga Mushrooms., Baikal Herbs, Lingonberry Group, Sayan Health, Chaga Mountain, Bioway (Xi’an) Organic Ingredients Co. Ltd, Chaga Mountain, Inc., Eartherbs L.L.C and Four Sigmatic, among others.

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[biblenomad]

As Mr. Tree raised his branch in welcome, he exposed an unsightly growth #fungusamongus #fungus #inonotus “Inonotus is a genus of fungi in the family Hymenochaetaceae. The genus, described by Petter Karsten in 1879, is estimated to contain about 80 species sensu lato and 30 species sensu stricto. The name comes from ino meaning fibrous and ot meaning ear. Genus: Inonotus; P.Karst. (1879) Family: Hymenochaetaceae Class: Agaricomycetes Order: Hymenochaetales” - Wikipedia #nature #naturephotography (at Jacksonville, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRNS2BvL8dK/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Chaga Mushroom Market Future Growth Explored in Latest Research Report

Mushrooms are regarded as great sources of essential nutrients, such as proteins, fibers, vitamins, calcium, minerals and selenium. Mushrooms are widely consumed across the globe for their considerable health benefits – they help in weight management, they can be used to boost immunity, they can destroy cancerous cells and thus, help in improving overall nutrition and promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Chaga mushroom, also refereed to as Inonotus obliquus, is a fungus belonging to the family Hymenochaetaceae. Chaga mushroom is commonly found growing on birch trees and less commonly on other trees, such as alder, oak, beech and others. Chaga mushroom is mostly grown in Russia as this mushroom grows well in cold climates. Consumption of chaga mushroom is highly concentrated across the European and American regions due to greater demand for these mushrooms as an essential source of antioxidant and due to its use in the production of chaga tea. Furthermore, chaga mushroom has also been in focus due to its medicinal properties, which has further been strengthening the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. The global chaga mushroom market is expected to benefit from growing consumers’ demand for healthy and organic products.

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Today, consumers are looking for food products with potential health benefits, which has been pushing the incorporation of healthy ingredients in various edible products. Chaga mushroom consists of highest levels of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD), which is considered to be one of the most powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory substance and researchers, now, are investigating its potential as an anti-aging product. Also, several research studies have demonstrated that chaga mushrooms can be used to inhibit the progression of cancerous cells and stimulate one’s immune system, thereby making chaga a biological response modifier. Apart from this, chaga mushroom has also been known to help combat other diseases, such as diabetes and cholesterol and improve digestion. Chaga mushroom has long been used for its potential applications in maintaining a healthy digestive system. This will further push the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. Growing trend of functional food ingredients and increasing consumption of chaga mushroom as a healthy nutrient is expected to help accelerate the market growth of chaga mushrooms in the near future.

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Some of the key players operating in the global Chaga Mushroom market are Annanda Chaga Mushrooms., Baikal Herbs, Lingonberry Group, Sayan Health, Chaga Mountain, Bioway (Xi’an) Organic Ingredients Co. Ltd, Chaga Mountain, Inc., Eartherbs L.L.C and Four Sigmatic, among others.

Key Developments

On December, 2016, ChugaChaga Inc. which is a New York-based beverage manufacturer, launched a range of bottled tea drink for health conscious consumers. The drink comes in various flavours, such as peach and classic as well as with zero sugar.

In January 2015, Four Sigmatics, which is a U.S.-based manufacturer of super foods, medicinal mushrooms and adaptogenic herbs, launched eight drink mixes, including two coffee mixes, made with chaga for better immune support.

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Medicinal mushrooms have immense health benefits and have been used since ages for the treatment of several diseases. The growing trend of functional food ingredients has been pushing the demand for healthy beverages. This coupled with growing consumers’ interest in natural products with unique product positioning will lead to the growth of the Chaga mushroom market.  Chaga mushroom is regarded as one of the most powerful adaptogens and has been found to be beneficial in preventing premature ageing. Escalating demand for healthy beverages and growing clean label trend is expected to push the market revenue in the overall chaga mushroom market in near future.

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Mushrooms are regarded as great sources of essential nutrients, such as proteins, fibers, vitamins, calcium, minerals and selenium. Mushrooms are widely consumed across the globe for their considerable health benefits – they help in weight management, they can be used to boost immunity, they can destroy cancerous cells and thus, help in improving overall nutrition and promoting a healthy lifestyle. Chaga mushroom, also refereed to as Inonotus obliquus, is a fungus belonging to the family Hymenochaetaceae.

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Chaga mushroom is commonly found growing on birch trees and less commonly on other trees, such as alder, oak, beech and others. Chaga mushroom is mostly grown in Russia as this mushroom grows well in cold climates. Consumption of chaga mushroom is highly concentrated across the European and American regions due to greater demand for these mushrooms as an essential source of antioxidant and due to its use in the production of chaga tea. Furthermore, chaga mushroom has also been in focus due to its medicinal properties, which has further been strengthening the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. The global chaga mushroom market is expected to benefit from growing consumers’ demand for healthy and organic products.

Today, consumers are looking for food products with potential health benefits, which has been pushing the incorporation of healthy ingredients in various edible products. Chaga mushroom consists of highest levels of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD), which is considered to be one of the most powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory substance and researchers, now, are investigating its potential as an anti-aging product. Also, several research studies have demonstrated that chaga mushrooms can be used to inhibit the progression of cancerous cells and stimulate one’s immune system, thereby making chaga a biological response modifier.

Apart from this, chaga mushroom has also been known to help combat other diseases, such as diabetes and cholesterol and improve digestion. Chaga mushroom has long been used for its potential applications in maintaining a healthy digestive system. This will further push the market for chaga mushrooms across the globe. Growing trend of functional food ingredients and increasing consumption of chaga mushroom as a healthy nutrient is expected to help accelerate the market growth of chaga mushrooms in the near future.

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Medicinal mushrooms have immense health benefits and have been used since ages for the treatment of several diseases. The growing trend of functional food ingredients has been pushing the demand for healthy beverages. This coupled with growing consumers’ interest in natural products with unique product positioning will lead to the growth of the Chaga mushroom market.  Chaga mushroom is regarded as one of the most powerful adaptogens and has been found to be beneficial in preventing premature ageing. Escalating demand for healthy beverages and growing clean label trend is expected to push the market revenue in the overall chaga mushroom market in near future.

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