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Letter: Mushroom identification James Roberts writes: I think that these are called oyster mushrooms. Some people call them shelf mushrooms also. That can damage trees by destroying the heart of the tree causing it to die from the inside out. They usually grow where the tree has been damaged sometime in the past. Hope this helps. --JamesComments re: Unidentified mushroom This story was posted on 2020-12-04 06:14:31
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