Hymenochaete cruenta (Pers.) Donk
A red crust found on bark and wood from a variety of tree species. It is associated with a white rot.
Hymenochaete microphyla (Zipp. ex Lév.) Spirin & Miettinen
(Syn. Cyclomyces tabacinus)
A small fan-shaped bracket, up to 80 mm wide, found on damaged indigenous trees. It can be various shades of brown arranged in concentric rings.
Resupinate fungi (Crust fungi)
These fungi grow flat against the substrate. This is a morphological grouping of many diverse and often unrelated species. They are sometimes referred to as corticioid fungi or crust fungi. Some species appear as definite crusts while others are like a splash of paint. There are many crusts which are white or cream in colour.
