Laetiporus huroniensis

Description
These parasitic fungi are near identical to the L. sulphureus but are not edible as they contain toxins absorbed from their host tree, hemlock.

They share all of the qualities L. sulphureus have with a yellow to orange colored cap and pale undersides. They also have yellow pores and grow in bracket shelves. The one main difference that differentiates these fungi from other species of Laetiporus fungi is the fact that they grow on hemlock trees, a highly poisonous flowering tree.

Edibility
These are not edible and should be avoided