Pyrrhoderma scaurum is a type of wood-decaying fungus that forms tough, shelf-like structures on tree trunks. It primarily grows on dead or dying hardwood trees, contributing to the natural process of wood decomposition. The fruiting bodies display a reddish-brown color, which can vary depending on their age and environmental conditions.
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