Elm gyalecta typically grows on dead or decaying wood of elm trees, preferring shaded and damp conditions. Its presence often indicates a rich habitat with good biodiversity. Distinguished by a crust-like appearance, elm gyalecta supports its ecosystem by breaking down the tough cellulose in wood, contributing to the nutrient cycle within its habitat.
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General Info About Elm gyalecta
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Attributes of Elm gyalecta
Cap
Crustose; upper surface white, red, reddish brown, orange brown
