Hexagonal-pored polypores
1 species
Small, laterally stalked polypores with large, angular to honeycomb pores, erected by Sotome and colleagues for N. alveolaris and its relatives. N. americanus was described from the USA in 2020.
Caps small, fan- to kidney-shaped, often scaly; pores large, diamond-shaped to hexagonal, radially arranged; spores subcylindric, smooth; hyphal system dimitic; white rot of hardwood sticks.
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