
Daldinia
Scientific name: Daldinia
Daldinia
Scientific name: Daldinia


Description

Daldinia are fascinating fungi commonly found on decaying wood. They produce hard, spherical or cushion-shaped fruiting bodies that often change color over time, starting as dark brown or black and sometimes turning reddish-brown. When sliced, their distinct concentric rings are visible, resembling tree growth rings. They play a crucial role in breaking down dead wood, contributing significantly to nutrient recycling in forest ecosystems.

Species of Daldinia


Scientific Classification
