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. . ] by michael kuo widespread in north america and very commonly encountered (at least, east of the rocky mountains), daldinia childiae is fairly easily recognized. its small, tough fruiting bodies are shaped more or less like a ball, and feature a crust-like, brown to black outer surface. when sliced
reddish brown, dark brown or, eventually, nearly black; interior with concentric zones of blackish and whitish or grayish, carbon-like flesh; outer layer at maturity with embedded black perithecia. chemical reactions : outer crust, when crushed in koh , releasing brown to reddish brown pigments. odor : not...
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