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Class: Basidiomyomycetes
Scientific name: Coriolus versicolor (L .: Fr.) Pil.
Synonym: Trametes versicolor
Morphological characteristics
Hat: 3-12 cm, stemless, thin, with concentric areas, satin-shiny and nude, alternating with velvety and opaque areas, of very variable color, from blackish to brownish, red-brown, greenish, with acute, wavy margin and lobed.
tubules: whites.
Pori: very small, roundish, first white then yellow or reddish-yellow.
Meat: white, leathery.
spore: white.
Coriolus versicolor
Edibility, habitat and observations
Relationship with the surrounding plant environment: saprophytic mushroom.
Very common, it is found on stumps all year round.
edibility: worthless.
