The Turkey-tail macrofungus, or Trametes versicolor, is a globally distributed and highly adaptable wood-decaying fungus. It grows on logs, snags, and dying trees in nearly any forest, to thriving, ancient old-growth forests to unhealthy logging plantations. They also display a wide variety of color morphs, which is what this post shows. I will update it with more photos I get of the unique coloration that different Turkey-tail mycelia make.
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| Earthy hues with a black core |
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| Blue-gray with a thin light edge |
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| Yellowish with a blue-gray core |
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| Medium earthy hues with a whitish edge |
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| Purplish browns with a whitish edge |
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| Blue-gray with a yellowish edge |
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