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Bisporella resinicola

Bisporella resinicola

A species of Bisporella

Bisporella resinicola is a small fungus typically found growing on resinous wood. It forms yellowish, disc-like fruiting bodies that often appear in clusters. Bisporella resinicola thrives in moist environments, playing a role in breaking down dead organic matter. Though it's part of a diverse family of fungi, it's distinguished by its habitat and the distinct shape and color of its spores.

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Attributes of Bisporella resinicola
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Yellow
Substrate
On wood
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