Favolaschia calocera

The Favolaschia calocera is an invasive species of fungus that displace native fungi of its region within Southern Asia, Oceania, and Africa. Fungi that share its common name "orange pore fungus" may be Neofavolus alveolaris or Laetiporus sulphureus.

Description
The F. calocera is a bright orange, fan-like fungus with its most prominent features being its large, honeycomb-like pores.

This unique species of fungus shouldn't be mistaken for any other type of fungus by its appearance.

They are found in clusters on the branches of deciduous trees in tropical conditions.

Its spore print is white.

Edibility
They are not edible.