Armillaria obscura is primarily recognized by its ability to form rhizomorphs, which are root-like structures aiding in nutrient absorption from the soil. It typically grows in clusters, particularly on decaying wood, contributing to its role in forest ecosystems as a decomposer. Armillaria obscura's presence can be detected from late summer to fall, making it a notable seasonal fungi.
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