
Typhulaceae
Scientific name: Typhulaceae
Typhulaceae
Scientific name: Typhulaceae


Description

The members of the typhulaceae family share a common appearance in that they are typically slender upright fungi. They are classed as club fungi, since many species of this type of fungus are club-shaped. However, most species in this family are far more slender and delicate. You are most likely to see these fungi growing on forest floors on dead wood and leaf litter.

Species of Typhulaceae


Scientific Classification
