
Chromelosporium
Scientific name: Chromelosporium
Chromelosporium
Scientific name: Chromelosporium


Description

Chromelosporium is a fascinating group of fungi known for their unique appearance. They typically form bright brown, powdery spore masses that resemble tiny cushions on decaying wood or plant debris. These vibrant fungi play an essential role in ecosystems by breaking down organic matter, contributing to nutrient cycling. Found in various habitats, they can appear year-round but are especially common in damp conditions where decaying plant material is abundant.

Species of Chromelosporium


Scientific Classification
