23 October 2009 West Sussex. Photograph copyright Leif Goodwin. Common Name Oak Maze Gill Fruiting Body Bracket shaped, broadly attached to the substrate, upper surface rough, pale yellow brown, +-/zoned, under surface whitish to pale brown, pores large, angular, maze like, to about 20 cm across, and 5 cm thick Flesh Tough, pale brown Smell Indistinct Taste Indistinct Season All year Distribution Frequent Habitat On deciduous wood, almost always oak Spore Print White Microscopic Features Spores ellipsoidal, smooth (5.5-6.5) x (2.5-3.5) µm2 Edibility Inedible 
23 October 2009 West Sussex. Photograph copyright Leif Goodwin. |