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Cyathus limbatus

Cyathus limbatus

A species of Cyathus

Cyathus limbatus is known for its distinctive cup-shaped form that matures to reveal flaring sides. Its unique appearance includes a ribbed, pale outer surface contrasted with a darker, smoother interior. Often found in clustered groups on rotting wood, cyathus limbatus thrives in moist, shaded habitats, playing a role in decomposing organic matter.

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