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Deconica phillipsii

Deconica phillipsii

A species of Deconica

Deconica phillipsii belongs to the Hymenogastraceae family and is commonly found growing in grassy fields or meadows, particularly in damp areas. It features a cap that ranges from brownish to a darker shade, often with a slightly curled edge. Deconica phillipsii reproduces by releasing spores from gills located underneath its cap.

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Attributes of Deconica phillipsii
You can find Deconica phillipsii by these plants:
Reed mannagrass, Cattails, True sedges
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