A white, cauliflower-like fungal mass at the tree base spreading into the lawn suggests Armillaria (honey fungus). It feeds on decaying roots or buried wood.
Warning: Never eat unidentified lawn mushrooms.
Grey-White Circles on Lilac Trunk: Need Photo for Identification
Oak Tree Bark Sloughing with Gray Fungus After Drought: Hypoxylon Canker—Tree Must Be Removed
Bonsai Coral Bark Maple: Root Stress After Repotting and Worms
Fungus on Fig Tree Trunk: Wood Decay Warning
Diagnosing Yellow Patches in a Northeast Lawn: Zoysia Dormancy or Fungal Disease?
Dealing with Surface Tree Roots When Installing Lawn Curbs
Identifying Strange Lawn Growth: Fungus, Worm Castings, or Dog Waste?
Propagating Sassafras via Root Suckers
Mystery Blob at Mulberry Base: Fungus or Harmless Slime Mold?
Managing Crabapple Root Sprouts (Suckers)
Transplanting Crabapple Suckers: Root vs. Seedling Identification
Saving a Mature Spruce After Root Damage During Construction
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