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Panellus stipticus is a small saprotrophic fungus that grows on dead wood and is known for producing greenish bioluminescence in some populations. It occurs in parts of North America, Europe, and Asia, although the strength and presence of its glow vary by region and strain. The species is commonly...
Phyllotopsis nidulans is a saprotrophic wood-decaying fungus commonly called the orange oyster or mock oyster. Its bright orange to yellow-orange, fan-shaped caps arise directly from dead wood or have only a short lateral stem, and the crowded gills are also orange. It is widespread in temperate par...
Panus conchatus, often called the lilac oysterling, is a tough, fan-shaped wood-decay fungus that grows on dead hardwood. Its fruit bodies have closely spaced gills rather than pores, and the gills may show a pale lilac or violet tint when young before fading toward buff or grayish tones with age. T...
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