
Geopyxis
Scientific name: Geopyxis
Geopyxis
Scientific name: Geopyxis


Description

Geopyxis are fascinating fungi known for their distinctive cup-shaped fruiting bodies, often found on the ground in forested areas. They play a vital role in breaking down organic matter, contributing to nutrient cycling in ecosystems. Many species within this group thrive in post-fire environments, emerging from the charred soil. Their bright orange, yellow, or brown hues make them easy to spot amid the forest floor, adding a splash of color to their habitats.

Species of Geopyxis


Scientific Classification
