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Tylospora asterophora

Tylospora asterophora

A species of Tylospora

Tylospora asterophora belongs to the Atheliaceae family, typically forming symbiotic relationships with plant roots, enhancing nutrient absorption. This species thrives on decomposing plant material in forest environments, contributing to the ecosystem by recycling organic matter. It features subtly distinctive spores that aid in its identification and ecological role.

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Attributes of Tylospora asterophora
You can find Tylospora asterophora by these plants:
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