| Fuscoporia gilva |
| Cap margin yellow, lightening with age; pore surface purple-brown, darkening with age. Flesh cork-like; often orange-brown. Fuscoporia gilva is a pathogen of oak trees, causing white rot. Formerly known as Phellinus gilvus. |
| See Phellinus gilvus at Fungi Growing on Wood Also described at MushroomExpert.Com |
| See Macrofungi Associated with Oaks of Eastern North America (2008), D.E. Binion, et al., p. 297. |