
Pseudomerulius
Scientific name: Pseudomerulius
Pseudomerulius
Scientific name: Pseudomerulius

Description

Pseudomerulius is a fascinating group of fungi primarily recognized for their striking, often bright-colored fruiting bodies that typically form on decaying wood. These fungi are known for their intricate, maze-like patterns on their undersides, which help in spore dispersal. They play a vital role in forest ecosystems by breaking down tough plant materials, aiding nutrient cycling. Some species within this group exhibit unique reactions to touch, adding to their mystery and allure.

Species of Pseudomerulius


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Boletes and allies Family
Tapinellaceae Genus
Pseudomerulius