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Auricularia peltata

Auricularia peltata

A species of Auricularia

Auricularia peltata belongs to the Auriculariaceae family, often recognized by its distinct ear-shaped, gelatinous, and flexible fruiting bodies. It thrives on decaying wood in humid forests, contributing to nutrient cycling and ecosystem health. Auricularia peltata shows a preference for temperate zones and is generally found on fallen logs and branches.

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Attributes of Auricularia peltata
You can find Auricularia peltata by these plants:
Sambucus , Elder
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