Dichostereum granulosum typically forms crust-like structures with rough surfaces on tree bark, particularly on hardwoods. It is noted for its surface texture, consisting of granular or wart-like outgrowths. The color usually ranges from whitish to pale yellow. This species plays a role in decomposing wood, contributing to nutrient cycling in forest ecosystems.
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Attributes of Dichostereum granulosum
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Scientific Classification of Dichostereum granulosum
