
Poronia
Scientific name: Poronia
Poronia
Scientific name: Poronia


Description

Poronia are intriguing organisms, often found on animal dung in warm regions. They play a specialized role in nature by breaking down tough plant materials present in dung, recycling nutrients back into the ecosystem. Remarkably, poronia produce tiny, black, disk-shaped fruiting bodies that can be spotted easily due to their distinctive shape and coloration. These unique features make poronia an interesting subject for both mycologists and nature enthusiasts.

Species of Poronia


Scientific Classification
