
Hysterobrevium
Scientific name: Hysterobrevium
Hysterobrevium
Scientific name: Hysterobrevium


Description

Hysterobrevium is a group of tiny fungi found on wood and bark. They form elongated, boat-shaped structures called hysterothecia, which open in moist conditions to release spores. These fungi play a role in decomposing plant material. Some species in this group have been observed in both temperate and tropical regions worldwide.

Species of Hysterobrevium


Scientific Classification
