👉 Microsilphus, also known as silphium, is a type of fungus that produces silvery-white spores. They are typically found in soil and can thrive in a variety of conditions, including wet environments or under poor light conditions. Their spores are small and contain tiny, white cells called hyphae, which help them spread their infection. Microsilphus is an important part of the ecosystem by providing nutrients to other organisms and also contributing to the soil health through its role
