Antrodia cinnamomea grows primarily on coniferous wood, contributing to wood decay. Known for its ability to degrade lignin, it significantly influences forest ecosystems by recycling nutrients. This fungus exhibits a shelf-like form with a brown to reddish hue, appearing spongy or pored underneath. It is widely researched for its potential medicinal properties.
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