
Postia
Scientific name: Postia
Postia
Scientific name: Postia


Description

Postia are a group of wood-decaying fungi known for their ability to break down tough plant materials, contributing significantly to nutrient cycling in forests. They typically form white to creamy-colored fruiting bodies on dead or decaying wood. Some species within this group can produce a distinct cotton-like texture or exhibit vivid colors as they age. Their role in natural decomposition helps sustain forest ecosystems by recycling essential nutrients back into the soil.

Species of Postia


Care Guide for Postia


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Shelf fungi Family
Bracket polypores Genus
Postia