Weeping toothcrust typically grows on deadwood, presenting a unique appearance characterized by its weeping 'tears' when conditions are humid. Its fruit bodies feature a crust-like structure and emerge mostly in the autumn season. Despite their intriguing look, they play a crucial ecological role in decomposing wood, recycling nutrients back into the environment.
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General Info About Weeping toothcrust
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