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Context punky to corky, not friable when dry
Trametes
Pileus context punky, soft
Surface entirely white, pileus small less than
5 cm.
Surface partly brown or red, especially behind
T. cubensis
Contexte corky, rather firm
Pileus effused reflexed, surface more or less
murinous
T. submurina
Pileus normally expanded, white or yellowish
pileus 5 cm broad
Context 5 mm thick
T. havannensis
Context 2-3 cm thick
T.ligneae
Surface pelliculose
Plants large, more than 5 cm in diam; hymenium flesh
colored
Earliella corrugata
Plants small 5 cm or less in diam; hymenium white or
pallid
Rigidoporus
Pileus effused, very narrowly reflexed
R.microstomus
Pileus circular, fixed at center
R. evolutus
Pileus dimidiate or flabellate, sometimes decurrent
Tubes very short 0.5-1.5 mm long
Pileus latericious to bay with isabelline lines
tubes 6-7 per mm
R. substereinus
Pileus bay to blackish; tubes 10 per mm
R. Liebmanni
Tubes slender 2-4 mm long
Edges very obtuse
R. contrarius
Edges thin
R. surinamensis
Pileus thin, leathery and more or less flexible, surface
usually zonate; pileate, tubes small and
regular
Coriolus
Tubes nore or less entire, at least until sporephore
is quite old
Surface of pileus wholly or partly glabrous or clothed
only with inconspicuous hairs
Pileus not entirely glabrous at maturity
Pileus marked with glabrous zones of different
color from rest of the surface
Glabrous zones broad, conspicu C.versicolor
Glabrous zones small and inconspicuous surface
pubescent or tomentose between zones
hymenium fuscous
C. sector
Pileus nearly uniform in color, rarely shining
Semiresupinate, narrowly reflexed, tubes less
that 1 cm
C.depauperatus
Pileate
Surface entirely devoid of zones
C.pallidofulvellus
Surface somewhat zonate; white, margin fertile
C. delectans
Pileus entirely glabrous (with brown and tawny zones
Surface
Surface white to isabelline
Hymenium lilac-color, fading in herb.
C. brachypus