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Xylobolus frustulatus - the ceramic fungus. It forms a crust on debarked oak, digesting lignin and cellulose, leaving a honeycomb pattern of decay. Normally seen running along the surface of a log, I thought this growth was particularly striking along the cut face of a felled tree.

Found in the Delaware River Gap National Park last summer.
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Source Ceramic fungus
Author Vik Nanda

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