10,338 observations
crimped gill
Plicatura crispa
Taxonomy
Kingdom: Fungi βΊPhylum: Basidiomycota βΊClass: Agaricomycetes βΊOrder: Amylocorticiales βΊFamily: Amylocorticiaceae βΊGenus: Plicatura
About
Plicaturopsis crispa, the crimped gill or crispling, is a saprotrophic species of fungus in the genus Plicaturopsis that can be found in temperate regions year-round, often on hazel, alder, and beech trees.
Frequently Asked Questions
- The scientific name of crimped gill is Plicatura crispa.
- crimped gill belongs to the kingdom Fungi.
- crimped gill belongs to the phylum Basidiomycota.
- crimped gill belongs to the class Agaricomycetes.
- crimped gill belongs to the order Amylocorticiales.
- crimped gill belongs to the family Amylocorticiaceae.
- crimped gill belongs to the genus Plicatura.