
Chlamydopus
Scientific name: Chlamydopus
Chlamydopus
Scientific name: Chlamydopus


Description

Chlamydopus is a rare desert-dwelling fungus group. It has a unique appearance with a long, slender stalk and a small, round cap. The fungus emerges from a sandy egg-like structure buried in the soil. As it matures, the cap opens to release spores. Chlamydopus is adapted to survive in harsh, arid environments and is primarily found in desert regions.

Species of Chlamydopus


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Gilled fungi Family
Agaricaceae Genus
Chlamydopus