
Licrostroma
Scientific name: Licrostroma
Licrostroma
Scientific name: Licrostroma


Description

Licrostroma is a rare group of fungi found growing on decaying wood. These organisms form thin, crust-like structures on their substrate. They are known for their unique microscopic features, including specialized cells called cystidia. Licrostroma species are primarily observed in temperate regions and play a role in wood decomposition processes in forest ecosystems.

Species of Licrostroma


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Corticiales Family
Corticioid fungi Genus
Licrostroma