
Onnia
Scientific name: Onnia
Onnia
Scientific name: Onnia


Description

Onnia is a wood-inhabiting fungi often found on coniferous trees, forming large, bracket-shaped fruiting bodies. They typically have a tough, corky texture and can sometimes cause decay in the wood they inhabit. Some species of onnia produce a distinctive saucer-like structure with a velvety surface. These fungi play an essential role in forest ecosystems by decomposing dead wood and returning nutrients to the soil.

Species of Onnia


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Hymenochaetales Family
Hymenochaetaceae Genus
Onnia