Stereum Hirsutum, Commonly Known As The False Turkey Tail,[1] Hairy Stereum,[2] Or Hairy Curtain Crust,[3] Is A Fungus Typically Forming Multiple Brackets On Dead Wood. It Is Also A Plant Pathogen Infecting Peach Trees. S. Hirsutum Is In Turn Parasitised By Certain Other Species Such As The Fungus Tremella Aurantia.[4][5] Substrates For S. Hirsutum Include Dead Limbs And Trunks Of Both Hardwoods And Conifers.[6]The Cap Is 1–4 Cm Wide.[7] The Spores Are White.[7] It Is Inedible.[7]Similar Species Include Stereum Ochraceoflavum, Stereum Ostrea, And Trametes Versicolor

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