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Trametes robiniophila

Trametes robiniophila

A species of Trametes

Trametes robiniophila belongs to a family of fungi known for their capability to decompose wood. It typically grows in shelf-like formations on decaying hardwood trees. This species is recognized for its contribution to the natural recycling of nutrients in forest ecosystems, helping in the breakdown of complex organic materials.

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Attributes of Trametes robiniophila
You can find Trametes robiniophila by these plants:
Common hackberry, Black locust
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