
Cordierites
Scientific name: Cordierites
Cordierites
Scientific name: Cordierites


Description

Cordierites is a group of cup-shaped fungi found on dead wood. They are known for their distinctive blue or purple coloration, which can vary in intensity. These fungi play a role in wood decomposition and are often spotted in forests. Some species within this group form fruit bodies that can persist for several years, gradually expanding over time.

Species of Cordierites


Scientific Classification
