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Ganoderma hainanense

Ganoderma hainanense

A species of Artist's bracket and allies

Ganoderma hainanense is a type of shelf fungus notable for its wood-decaying properties. It typically grows on trees and is often recognized by its large, shiny, and varnished-looking cap. This species thrives in tropical climates and contributes to the ecosystem by helping break down wood materials, thus recycling nutrients back into the environment.

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