👉 Nomiinae are a group of fungi that primarily inhabit soil, particularly in damp environments, such as in damp forests and wetlands. They include species like the Ascomycetes (including mushrooms) and the Lecithocetes (including mycelium). These fungi are known for their ability to produce a complex fungal network, which can have multiple layers of cells. Nomiinae contribute significantly to soil health by breaking down organic matter and regulating nutrient cycling in the ecosystem.
