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Located at ground level of well rotted oak stump;
Fruit body tough, thick at attachment, orangish/brownish, olive overtones, semicircular, vertically stacked, felt-like, covered with densely matted woolly hairs, margin wavy, paler;
Fertile surface tan/cinnamon, 5-10 pores per mm;
Context hard, "shiny" cinnamon-brown, faintly zonate, thin dark brown layers separated by lighter color bands, KOH black;
Tube layer distinctly stratified, woody, paler than context;
Spores subglobose, hyaline, smooth.

Located in the well rotted bottom end of fallen tree;
Field photograph was poor quality due to heavy overhead shade, tree stump cavity, and very small fruiting mass.
Cap whitish, almost translucent, convex, laterally attached to substrate, minute hairs, margin in-rolled;
Gills whitish/faintly yellowish, subdecurrent, short gills present, subdistant;
Stem whitish, rudimentary, off center, finely hairy at base;
Spores globose to subglobose, hyaline, guttulate, smooth.

Apologies for poor photo. Found in highway median strip at height of rush hour, trying to get the photo in between traffic lights. The patch is maybe 10 ft long by 1 ft wide. The map pin was placed manually and is quite accurate.