Hypocreopsis lichenoides is a unique species notable for its resemblance to both fungi and lichens. It grows primarily on dead wood, favoring beech trees. Its appearance, featuring a crust-like, orange to reddish thallus with spore-producing structures, makes it distinctive. Hypocreopsis lichenoides plays a role in the decomposition process of wood, contributing to forest nutrient cycles.
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General Info About Hypocreopsis lichenoides
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Attributes of Hypocreopsis lichenoides
Cap
The surface is smooth at first,later wrinkled,and is divided into long,fingerlike lobes,yellow-brown to orange-brown with a lighter margin
Flesh Bruises
The flesh or milk does not discolor when bruised or cut.
You can find Hypocreopsis lichenoides by these plants:
Willows, Grey willow
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Habitat of Hypocreopsis lichenoides
In damp woodland
Distribution Area of Hypocreopsis lichenoides
North America,Europe,Asia
Scientific Classification of Hypocreopsis lichenoides
