Serpula similis is a type of fungus found primarily on wood, playing a key role in decomposing dead organic matter. With a preference for moist environments, serpula similis contributes to nutrient cycling in ecosystems. It typically forms extensive networks of mycelium which are crucial for its survival and reproduction.
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