
Ciboria
Scientific name: Ciboria
Ciboria
Scientific name: Ciboria


Description

Ciboria belong to a unique group known for their cup-like fruiting bodies. These tiny fungi often thrive on decaying plant material, particularly fallen leaves and fruits, helping recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem. Some species produce fruit bodies that look like miniature goblets, which can sometimes be seen in the early spring.

Species of Ciboria


Scientific Classification
