A common and easily recognized bracket fungus, the Birch Polypore is widespread throughout the Birch trees worldwide. Their tiny pores release spores


A common and easily recognized bracket fungus, the Birch Polypore is widespread throughout the Birch trees worldwide. Their tiny pores release minute spores that develop in nearly all saplings


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