Cyathus africanus is a unique fungus known for its cylindrical or cup-like fruiting bodies. These structures typically appear as brown or gray nests, often adorned with distinct peridioles that resemble eggs inside their cup. Cyathus africanus favours growing on rotting wood, making it common in forested or wooded environments, especially on fallen branches and debris. It is part of the larger group of fungi known for producing basidiospores.
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