New 'shy' fungus found in old-growth forest

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Mar 18, 2025, 9:38 am155 pts
Although fungi of the genus Piloderma are common, scientists have now discovered five previously unknown species. One of these is one of the most widely distributed species in Northern Europe, while another is found only in old-growth forests.

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