
Sweet knot
Scientific name: Globifomes
Sweet knot
Scientific name: Globifomes


Description

This group, sweet knot, is known for its large, distinctive fruiting bodies that resemble gnarled, twisted knots, found on dead or decaying wood in forests. They possess a strikingly hard and woody texture, making them easy to spot in nature. Unlike many fungi, sweet knot decomposes wood slowly, playing a crucial role in the nutrient cycle of woodland ecosystems. These fungi are fascinating to mushroom hunters for their unique appearance and vital ecological role.

Species of Sweet knot


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Shelf fungi Family
Polyporaceae Genus
Sweet knot