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Saproxlyic
Saproxylic organisms, from the Greek words sapros, rotting, and xylos, wood, are organisms that depend on dead wood for their life cycle, whether for shelter or as a food source.
These organisms take part in recycling organic matter.
This fungus that grows on a cut tree trunk, feeds on the dead wood. It is therefore a saproxylic organism. © Hashidity CC by-nc-sa
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