Rutstroemia elatina belongs to the Rutstroemiaceae family and typically forms on decaying wood, contributing to the decomposition process in forest ecosystems. This species displays small, cup-shaped fruiting bodies and is often noticeable during colder months. It plays a key role in nutrient cycling and supports forest health by breaking down organic material.
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