Daedalea
noun
Dae·da·lea
dēˈdālēə
: a genus of tough pore fungi (family Polyporaceae) of Europe and America usually growing on dead wood and distinguished from members of the genus Polyporus by the labyrinthine lamellae formed by the pores
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin, feminine of Daedaleus of Daedalus, from Daedalus