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Microscypha grisella

Microscypha grisella

A species of Microscypha

Microscypha grisella belongs to the Hyaloscyphaceae family, characterized by small, cup-shaped fruiting bodies. Typically found on decaying wood, they play a vital role in nutrient cycling by breaking down organic matter. Microscypha grisella is notable for its delicate structure and subtle coloration, often appearing during moist, temperate conditions.

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Attributes of Microscypha grisella
You can find Microscypha grisella by these plants:
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