Phylloporus
- noun
- Specialized
- The unique pore structure of Phylloporus helps distinguish it from other fungi in Boletaceae.
Examples
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Many species in the Phylloporus genus are found growing on decaying wood in tropical forests.
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Researchers recently discovered a new member of the Phylloporus genus in Central America.
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The Phylloporus genus includes many unique fungi.
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Several species of Phylloporus thrive in tropical forests.
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Researchers recently discovered a new member of the Phylloporus genus in Central America.
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Many species in the Phylloporus genus are found growing on decaying wood in tropical forests.
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Several species of Phylloporus thrive in tropical forests.
Compounds
- Specialized
A mushroom with a broad brown cap and pores that run partway down the stalk
Surface Forms
Etymology
Phylloporus comes from the Greek pieces phyllo- 'leaf' and -porus 'pore' or 'small hole'. That helps you remember this genus of mushrooms because they often show plate or gill-like parts that look like leaves with tiny pores, which is why they have that name.