The rather dramatic common name for this mushroom - train wrecker - comes from its habit of growing unbidden (and quite profusely) out of timber structures, particularly railway sleepers.
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| Neolentinus lepideus - train wrecker |
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| Neolentinus lepideus - train wrecker |
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| Neolentinus lepideus - train wrecker |
As they grow, the fruiting bodies often become wavy, misshapen and quite messy.
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| Neolentinus lepideus - train wrecker |
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