Fallen Dhoopa tree – home to number of mushrooms and estate workers !
The fallen and dead dhoopa tree in a coffee estate in Coorg is home not only to a number of mushrooms but also provides shelter to a lot many estate workers who take refuge in the hollow trunks during rains. One of the huge dhoopa trees I have ever seen.
Local Name: Dhoopa (Kannada language) (can be drilled down further into one of the below trees. 1. Kari maddi / haalu maddi/black dammar) /canarium strictum 2. Bili maddi / Malabar ailanto (Ailanthus triphysa, ).
I would like to know how to differentiate these two varieties.
Regards Raghu
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Fallen Dhoopa tree – home to number of mushrooms and estate workers ! |
The fallen and dead dhoopa tree in a coffee estate in Coorg is home not only to a number of mushrooms but also provides shelter to a lot many estate workers who take refuge during rains. One of the huge dhoopa tree I have ever seen.
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Local Name: Dhoopa (Kannada language) |
(english/scientific name should be either Black dammar (canarium strictum Roxb.) or Malabar ailanto (Ailanthus triphysa, ))
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PS Sorry - I hadn't opened the attachments properly.There are four different fungi of course but none of them are species I can recognise from this European island I'm afraid.
Forwarding again for Id assistance for Fungi pl.