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Species Plantarum by Carl Linnaeus; he
called it
Boletus fomentarius. The
specific epithet fomentarius is from the
Latin fomentum,
referring to tinder. The...
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Amadou is a
spongy material derived from
Fomes fomentarius and
similar fungi that grow on the bark of
coniferous and
angiosperm trees, and have the appearance...
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species of
polypore mushrooms that may have been used as
tinder (Fomes
fomentarius), or for
medicinal purposes (Piptoporus betulinus).
Ancient peoples have...
- that are
dissolved in a fluid). Some
species of fungus,
including Fomes fomentarius, are able to
break down
grains of
pollen as a
secondary nutrition source...
- A
tinder fungus,
Fomes fomentarius...
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Fomes fomentarius is a stem
decay plant pathogen...
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surface and the pore
layer is
called context. A few
polypores (e.g.
Fomes fomentarius and
Inocutis rhaedes) also have a core
between context and substrate...
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fomentarius,
which was
discovered with the 5,000 year old body of Otzi the
Iceman in the
Italian Alps. It has a
similar morphology to F.
fomentarius and...
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especially prefers Populus tremuloides trees that have
conks of
Fomes fomentarius var. populinus.
Other trees in the
genus Populus and
those in the genus...
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fumitory (Fumaria officinalis),
bolete mushrooms (specifically
Boletus fomentarius var. pseudo-igniarius), lichen, and
Iceland moss.
Fumarate is an intermediate...
