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Confluent Polypore (Albatrellus confluens) — mushroom identification photo

Confluent Polypore

Albatrellus confluens

✓ Edible
Always verify identification with multiple features before consuming
Cap color
Cream to salmon-orange, smooth
Cap size
5–15 cm per lobe
Gill color
White pores, angular, bruising yellow
Gill attachment
Eccentric to central
Stem
White to pale brown, fused, solid
Texture
Firm, brittle, white flesh
Habitat
On ground under conifers and mixed forest
Peak season
Summer–Fall

Key Identification Features

Inedible: This species is not considered edible. It may be unpalatable, too tough, or otherwise unsuitable for consumption — but it is not known to be dangerously toxic. Do not eat it.

Regions Found

Region data not available

Look-Alikes

No documented look-alikes on record.

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