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Fulvous Sebacina Fungus

Globulisebacina fulva

A rare basidiomycete fungus species belonging to the Sebacinales order, characterized by its unique fulvous (reddish-brown) coloration and complex ecological interactions.

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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Typically found in temperate and subtropical forest ecosystems, growing on decaying wood, fallen branches, and organic substrates in humid woodland environments.

Ecological Role

Plays a critical role in forest nutrient cycling, potentially forming mycorrhizal associations with plant roots and contributing to decomposition processes.

Morphology

  • SPORES Hyaline, globose to subglobose, typically measuring 5-8 μm in diameter
  • MYCELIUM Thin, branching, with complex hyphal networks adapted to substrate colonization
  • CAP PILEUS Gelatinous, translucent to semi-translucent, with a fulvous to light brown coloration, irregular and often irregular shape
  • STEM STIPE Absent or rudimentary, with variable texture and consistency
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons
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