
Trametes
Scientific name: Trametes
Trametes
Scientific name: Trametes


Description

Trametes are fascinating wood-degrading fungi commonly found on decaying logs. They often display beautiful, colorful bands and are fan or shelf-like in appearance, resembling a turkey tail. These fungi play a crucial role in breaking down tough plant materials, such as lignin, aiding in nutrient recycling in forest ecosystems. Some species within this group possess medicinal properties and have been studied for their potential health benefits in various cultures.

Species of Trametes


Scientific Classification
