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Trametes vespacea

Trametes vespacea

A species of Trametes

Trametes vespacea belongs to the Polyporaceae family, known for its bracket-shaped, layered growth on tree trunks, particularly on dead wood. This species displays a striking color palette that often features shades of brown and white edges, aiding in its camouflage with the surrounding bark. Trametes vespacea plays a critical role in ecosystems by helping decompose wood, cycling nutrients back into the environment.

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Attributes of Trametes vespacea
You can find Trametes vespacea by these plants:
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