S. lacrymans is most often associated with hard surfaces and damp wood indoors; S. himantioides is usually found outdoors, preferring conifer logs and stumps. Not safely separated by habitat using macro characteristics.
Brown to rusty-brown to yellow-brown spreading honeycomb-like crust with a white margin. May form patches several feet in diameter with long gray-white runners. Fertile surface consists of connecting projections and depressions. (J. Solem, pers. comm.)
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