Ganoderma martinicense is a polypore mushroom that occurs in subtropical regions of North America. Though generally stemless, it sometimes develops a pseudostem. Its fruiting body is said to have a pleasant smell similar to the scent of sourdough bread. Ganoderma martinicense grows very slowly.
Odor:
Very unique sourdough bread smell
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General Info About Ganoderma martinicense
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Attributes of Ganoderma martinicense
Cap
Margin white when fresh, becoming pale yellow upon drying.
Spore Print Color
Brown
Odor
Very unique sourdough bread smell
Body Color
Yellow
White
Brown
Nutrient Gathering
Saprophytic
Substrate
On wood
You can find Ganoderma martinicense by these plants:
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Scientific Classification of Ganoderma martinicense