fungoids

They are known as shelving or bracket fungi, or popularly as "fungoids" or "fungos."

Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc. George Francis Atkinson 1886

This church was hewn out of ancient and silent stone, bearded with old fungoids and stained with the nests of birds.

The Father Brown Omnibus Chesterton, G. K. 2003

This church was hewn out of ancient and silent stone, bearded with old fungoids and stained with the nests of birds.

The Complete Father Brown 2003

This church was hewn out of ancient and silent stone, bearded with old fungoids and stained with the nests of birds.

The Complete Father Brown 2003

You never hear us talk, you think fungoids don't talk.

The Day of the Dissonance Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984

You never hear us talk, you think fungoids don't talk.

The Day of the Dissonance Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984

A few more Didonians came home from the woods, lighting their way with luminous fungoids.

The Rebel Worlds Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1972

Dr. Harvey's unfortunate position in the eye of constituted authority after he had discovered the circulation of the blood; as witness the lamentable consequences to whoever it was who, probably by the process of eating a mess of miscellaneous wild fungoids, disclosed to a bereaved family and a benefited world the important fact that certain mushrooms were nourishing and certain toadstools were fatal.

Daisy Ashford: Her Book Daisy Ashford 1926

This church was hewn out of ancient and silent stone, bearded with old fungoids and stained with the nests of birds.

The Innocence of Father Brown: The Hammer of God Gilbert Keith 1911

The forest, into which he sometimes ventured, was a place of dampness, deepness and smells; a place of great trees, fat fungoids, sprawling creepers, preposterous looking parasites, orchids, lianas; a place of things that crawled and climbed and twined and clung.

From Place to Place 1910