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| Explore the fascinating world of Phellodon niger, commonly known as the Black Tooth Fungus. This rare mushroom species stands out with its distinctive dark, velvety cap and unique spore-bearing spines underneath. As a mycorrhizal fungus, it forms essential symbiotic relationships with coniferous trees in forest ecosystems. While inedible due to its tough, leathery texture, Phellodon niger captivates mycologists and nature enthusiasts with its striking appearance and ecological importance. Learn about its identification features, preferred habitat in pine and spruce forests, conservation status, and why this remarkable fungus deserves attention and protection in its natural environment |
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