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Skeletocutis chrysella

Skeletocutis chrysella

A species of Skeletocutis

Skeletocutis chrysella is a type of fungus that grows on dead wood, particularly on conifer trees. It forms small, shelf-like structures that are creamy or pale yellow in color. This species is known for its ability to break down the tough components of wood, contributing to the natural decomposition process in forest ecosystems.

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Attributes of Skeletocutis chrysella
You can find Skeletocutis chrysella by these plants:
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