Neofavolus alveolaris

Description
These fan-shaped mushrooms have a reddish color that changes to cream then to white in dry air. Their pores are hexagonal.Their cap shape tends to be kidney-like though occasionally round.

Their spores are white.

Location
They tend to be found on causing white rot on hardwoods occasionally alone though usually scattered during summer, up to fall. They are mostly found east of the Rockies.

Edibility
They are not known to be edible and those who have attempted eating them have claimed they are tough to eat.