Postia lateritia is a type of fungus that typically grows on conifer wood, often seen as a decomposer in forest ecosystems. It forms shelf-like structures that are orange-brown in color, which help it stand out from its surroundings. This species contributes to the nutrient cycling by breaking down dead organic material.
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