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Trametes Ochracea Is A Polyprotic Fungus In The Polyporaceae Family. It Is Characterized By A Thicker Mat Cap, Always Zonal, With Ochre, Orange-Brown Or Glandular Felt Bands And A Light Gray To Black Gray Porous Surface With Age

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Trametes ochracea is a polyprotic fungus in the Polyporaceae family. It is characterized by a thicker mat cap, always zonal, with ochre, orange-brown or glandular felt bands and a light gray to black gray porous surface with age

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