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Get Price2018-2-27u2002·u2002Introduction. Inonotus obliquus is a parasitic Polyporus from the Hymenochetaceae family. This fungus infects hardwood trees, mostly those from the genus Betula (birches), and to a lesser extent, those from the genera Quercus (oaks), Populus (poplars), Alnus (alders), Fagus (ashes), and Acer (maples). 1. It was first identified and described by Persoon 2 (1801), who named it Boletus obliquus.
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