
Sarcodon
Scientific name: Sarcodon
Sarcodon
Scientific name: Sarcodon


Description

Sarcodon is a fascinating group known for their unique, toothed structures underneath their caps, resembling tiny teeth or spines rather than typical gills. These structures help them release spores. Found mostly in forested areas, they often form symbiotic relationships with trees, aiding in nutrient exchange. Some species within this group produce interesting colors and can be used as natural dyes. Their earthy or spicy aromas add to their mystique in the forest floor.

Species of Sarcodon


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Thelephorales Family
Bankeraceae Genus
Sarcodon