👉 The term "oncidiinae" refers to a group of fungi that are known for their unique, often bizarre and sometimes toxic spores. They are characterized by their large, round, and spore-like structures, which can grow up to 10 inches in diameter and have a thick, waxy skin covering the base. The spores are typically produced in small clusters or groups of three to five. The term "oncidiinae" is often used in the context
