Enerthenema papillatum by Barry Webb

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Enerthenema papillatum by Barry Webb
by Kevin Moldenhauer
Red-banded polypore guttation
There was a newcomer at the stump! Chocolate tube slime 》 genus Stemonitis along with the usuals:
Latte brackets 》 Trametes lactinea, Ganoderma sp., Blushing rosette 》 Abortiporus biennis, and Fringed sawgills 》 Lentinus crinitus. Lots of sawgills.
Southeast Texas, 29 July 2025
Guttation drops on a red-belted polypore (Fomitopsis pinicola), by Rowland K Willis.
freaky fungi fact - mycology vocab part ii :-D
guttation : the secretion of droplets from the pores of fungi (& plants).
there are a handful of different fungal species that guttate - it usually works similarly to how sweat works for humans :-) mushrooms will have too much moisture, & secrete some. this guttation can end up looking super cool !!
if you were curious : these droplets often taste bitter, & some mushrooms even use this bitterness to deter animals from eating them before they are mature. ^^
to use in context- the mushrooms are guttating ; they are experiencing guttation ; a handful of mushrooms guttate !!