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Diatrype decorticata

Diatrype decorticata

A species of Diatrype

Diatrype decorticata is typically found on dead hardwood, playing a role in breaking down the wood. This species appears as black, pin-like fruiting bodies emerging from cracks in the wood. It thrives in various environments, contributing to nutrient recycling in forest ecosystems. Diatrype decorticata is known for its unique ability to decompose lignin, an important component of wood.

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Attributes of Diatrype decorticata
You can find Diatrype decorticata by these plants:
European beech
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