phylicoides

Phylicoides is a genus of fungi in the order Hypocreales. The genus was first described by Petter Adolf Karsten in the late 19th century. Examples of species within the genus include Phylicoides kurtscherae and Phylicoides militaris.

Phylicoides species are typically known to inhabit dead wood or other decaying organic matter. They are characterized by their specific type of conk, which is typically covered with a hairy or woolly mycelium. These fungi are generally considered to be of minor importance in the economization of decaying wood.

The growth habits of Phylicoides fungi have been noted to incorporate use of pigments such as melanin to create various colors on their host substrate. Spores of Phylicoides species are usually dispersed through wind, which can result in isolated colonies in a new environment.

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