👉 Trichosetodes, also known as "cherry-blossom" fungi, are a group of fungi that produce a single fruiting body or pod containing several individual fruits or seeds. They are characterized by their distinct shape and size, often resembling cherry-blossoms in appearance. Trichosetodes are found in various ecosystems around the world, including forests, wetlands, and even in urban areas where they can be abundant due to their ability to colonize other plant species.
