Sarcoscyphaceae
- noun
- Specialized
- The Sarcoscyphaceae family includes several species known for their vivid red or orange cups.
Examples
-
Mycologists often study Sarcoscyphaceae to understand fungal biodiversity in forest ecosystems.
-
Members of the Sarcoscyphaceae can sometimes be found growing on decaying wood in damp environments.
-
Look at that Sarcoscyphaceae!
-
The Sarcoscyphaceae family includes many fascinating fungi.
-
Members of the Sarcoscyphaceae can sometimes be found growing on decaying wood in damp environments.
-
Mycologists often study Sarcoscyphaceae to understand fungal biodiversity in forest ecosystems.
-
The Sarcoscyphaceae family includes several species known for their vivid red or orange cups.
Synonyms
A group of fungi with bright cup-shaped bodies that grow on dead wood
Compounds
- Specialized
A group of fungi with bright cup-shaped bodies that grow on dead wood
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sarcoscyphaceae comes from Greek parts: sarco- meaning 'flesh' and scyph- meaning 'cup', plus the family ending -aceae. A helpful way to remember it is to think of 'flesh cups'—many of these fungi are bright red or orange and form small cup-shaped bodies, which is why the name fits the family.