What is the name of a plant (branch?) with white, round, flat, disc-like leaves?

I found a faux stem of this plant at a craft store but it didn't have the name on the tag. It looked like a branch of some kind, but the only flowers/leaves on it were these round, flat, white discs. Any idea what this plant is called???

What is the name of a plant (branch?) with white, round, flat, disc-like leaves?
You got it from a craft store . It is a branch ( most probably polished ) !



what you found on them are round ( most probably semi round ) flat , disc and white in color .



What you have on your hand is a decorative piece of wood ( branch) with a Bracket fungus growing on it . It is a fungus related to Mushrooms and NOT a leaf of that branch .



These fungi grow on wood and draw nourishment from it .

It will remain as it is for a long time . No leaf can survive like that !!



See the photo on the links below --

http://www.judywoods.org.uk/middle%20bra...



http://www.farmstay-ca.com/natural_histo...



http://www.naturphoto.com/images/Bracket...
Reply:You don't know what you're talking about maverick. This is the plant: http://www.ccfc.org/encycloped...



The leaves turn opaque and silver when dried. Sorry lilblondegal, didn't have time to post a link before. Nobody uses dried oyster mushrooms in floral arrangements. Report It
Reply:That sounds a lot like what I call "money plant" because the dried leaves (actually the seed pods) look like white coins. It is commonly dried and used in the florist and craft trade. When I was looking for a good image on the web, I found that it is also called honesty plant and moon wort. Its scientific name is Lunaria annua (translated: like the moon, lives one growing season).
Reply:It's a species of eucalyptus

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