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Hymenochaete sphaerospora

Hymenochaete sphaerospora

A species of Hymenochaete

Hymenochaete sphaerospora is a member of the Hymenochaetaceae family, identified by its unique fruiting bodies that grow on wood. These structures are generally woody and can stay attached for extended periods. This species primarily contributes to wood decay, breaking down the lignin within the wood and playing a significant role in forest ecosystems by recycling nutrients.

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