Irpex hydnoides is a distinct species found in the Meruliaceae family, typically growing on dead wood. It is recognized by its tooth-like structures rather than typical mushroom gills, which help disperse its spores. Well-adapted to decomposing tough plant materials, irpex hydnoides plays a crucial ecological role in nutrient cycling in forest environments.
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