I’m not an expert, just a Pennsylvanian. I believe it may be Berkeley Polypore. I have a large one, the size of my 4 year old that grows on an oak next to my house.

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Casio needs its own lemmy thing! Beautiful watch btw

I know my tree may be doomed and removing the fruit will not save it. But ill try what I can to save it. Fungicides have been proven to be ineffective, but I’m not sure how they typically apply them. We treat ash trees by injecting them with a pesticide that targets emerald ash boring beetles. I’m going to try to apply that method with a fungicide to treat the cambium layer and see if that helps. Just because previous methods haven’t worked, doesn’t mean that new methods are completely pointless either.

They have been known to get much larger. I removed it from the tree before it could grow any more. They cause butt rot in oaks. It’s very large tree close to my home, I don’t want it dying anytime soon.