From: riburr@shentel.net   
      
   ram wrote:   
   >   
   > Now your just teasing us!   
   >   
   > I've only found Laetiporus sulphureus twice, once in a park where it   
   > couldn't be picked (literally beside the doorway of the welcome   
   > center), and the second time in January in Oregon where it was quite   
   > rotten but still reconizable...   
   >   
   > guess I'll keep looking...unfortunately the Oaks are few and far   
   > between around these parts.  They've been eliminated in favour of   
   > Sugar Maple which the Quebecois aiment beaucoup!   
   >   
   I find a lot of it.  L. cincinnatus is found as frequently as L.   
   sulphureus, in the forest near my home.  Unfortunately, things are   
   getting very dry, with predictable effect on the mycoflora.  L.   
   cincinnatus comes up in my backyard; I can see it from the kitchen   
   window.  - Well, not right now.  It's been very dry.  I've given thought   
   to using a lawn sprinkler, to irrigate the area around the oak stump   
   where it grows.   
      
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