The cap of Phellinus igniarius is woody and shelf-like, with a dark reddish-brown to black coloration.
This mushroom does not have gills as it is a bracket fungus.
Phellinus igniarius is believed to have immune-boosting properties that may help support overall immune function.
Research suggests that Phellinus igniarius may have anti-inflammatory effects, making it potentially beneficial for conditions related to inflammation.
Some individuals may experience allergic reactions to Phellinus igniarius, especially if they have sensitivities to other mushrooms.
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![]() | Phellinus linteus Edibility:Phellinus linteus is also not considered edible. | Phellinus linteus has a lighter colored cap compared to the dark reddish-brown to black cap of Phellinus igniarius. |
Phellinus linteus
Phellinus linteus is also not considered edible.
Differences:Phellinus linteus has a lighter colored cap compared to the dark reddish-brown to black cap of Phellinus igniarius.
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