
Donadinia
Scientific name: Donadinia
Donadinia
Scientific name: Donadinia


Description

Donadinia is a small group of cup fungi found in temperate forests. These fungi are known for their dark-colored, disc-shaped fruiting bodies that often grow on decaying wood. Some species in this group have a unique feature of producing spores that are released in puffs when raindrops hit the cup-like structure. Their role in decomposition contributes to nutrient cycling in forest ecosystems.

Species of Donadinia


Scientific Classification
