Neoantrodia infirma is a type of fungus found primarily on dead conifer wood. This species contributes to the decomposition of wood by breaking it down, playing a crucial role in nutrient cycling within forest ecosystems. Neoantrodia infirma typically forms fruiting bodies that are shelf-like and can vary in color from light to dark brown.
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