👉 Rhynchoryza is a genus of fungi in the family Penicillaceae, which includes several species that are commonly found in soil and other environments. They primarily produce hyphae (slopes) to form a thick layer on the surface of the ground or soil, known as rhynchidia, and they can also be found in plant roots. This genus is important for nutrient cycling and soil health, but it is not commonly recognized within the taxonomy or classification systems used today
