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Tomentella sublilacina

Tomentella sublilacina

A species of Tomentella

Tomentella sublilacina belongs to a family known for its important environmental role, decomposing wood and contributing to soil health. This species typically forms a symbiotic relationship with tree roots, aiding in nutrient absorption. It's recognized by its unique, often lilac-tinted color, and is generally found in forest environments.

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Attributes of Tomentella sublilacina
You can find Tomentella sublilacina by these plants:
Oaks, Willows
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