
Pachylepyrium
Scientific name: Pachylepyrium
Pachylepyrium
Scientific name: Pachylepyrium


Description

Pachylepyrium is a small genus of fungi found primarily in North America. These mushrooms are known for their distinctive appearance, featuring a scaly or warty cap surface. They typically grow on decaying wood in coniferous forests. Pachylepyrium species have thick-walled spores, which is an unusual characteristic among similar mushroom groups. Their ecology and specific roles in forest ecosystems are still subjects of ongoing research.

Species of Pachylepyrium


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Gilled fungi Family
Hymenogastraceae Genus
Pachylepyrium