Omphalotus nidiformis is a bioluminescent gilled bracket fungus that is located in Australia. It is a saprophyte, feeding on decaying wood. It is an important element in the diet of the large snail species Hedleyella falconeri.
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Substrates[edit | edit source]
As a wood-decaying saprobe, Omphalotus nidiformis can be grown on various kinds of wood, typically hardwood.
Natural Habitat[edit | edit source]
Australia, possibly India.
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