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Yellow pitted rot

Distribution

Damage, symptoms and biology

The presence of a fruiting body indicates extensive decay in the stem. Hericium abietis has been reported to reduce merchantable volume by up to 3.1% in amabilis fir.

Other information

The fruiting bodies are generally found on slash and on the ends of cut logs but they may also form on wounds on living trees. Because of their fleshy nature, they are short lived.

Canadian Forest Service Publications

Yellow pitted rot

Information on host(s)

Main host(s)

Secondary host(s)

Photos

Coral-like fruiting bodies of <em>Hericium abietis</em>
Advanced decay: white pocket rot in fir
Coral-like fruiting bodies of <em>Hericium abietis</em>