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Phillipsia domingensis

A species of Phillipsia

Phillipsia domingensis is usually linked to the mahogany family and can be mistaken with P. Crispata. Phillipsia domingensis is noted for its red hue and obtains its nutrition from decaying matter. It can be found in tropical broad leaf forests.

Odor:

Mild, non-distinctive mushroom scent

General Info About Phillipsia domingensis

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Attributes of Phillipsia domingensis

Height

5 - 15 mm

Cap

Red, brown, orange to yellow; smooth

Stem

Very short

Spore Print Color

White

Odor

Mild, non-distinctive mushroom scent

Body Color

Red

White

Pink

Growth Form

Solitary, Gregarious

Nutrient Gathering

Saprophytic

Substrate

Dead Woods

Occurence Habitats

Deciduous Woodland

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Habitat of Phillipsia domingensis

Phillipsia domingensis favors well-decayed hardwood environments, often found alone or in groups.

Distribution Area of Phillipsia domingensis

Southeastern North America(Florida),Africa,Central and South America,southern Asia(including China and Japan)

Scientific Classification of Phillipsia domingensis

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Tips for Finding Phillipsia domingensis

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What are Some Tips for Finding Phillipsia domingensis

Inspect the debris of decayed hardwood trees, especially in areas with dense tree growth.
Search close to the ground among the remnants of decomposed wood rather than in open soil areas.
Examine fallen logs, stumps, and heavily decomposed woody materials where hardwood was present.
Look for phillipsia domingensis in clusters or single occurrences embedded in or near the chosen habitat.

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