Definition: "Loktanella" is a genus of fungi in the family Ascomycota, commonly known as tree molds. This genus contains species that are highly specialized for their ability to grow and thrive on trees or other woody plants, often with a range of adaptations suited to their environment. Some examples include "Loktanella pellucida", which is known for its ability to form large, conical spores called "pellets," which can be used to propagate the fungus.
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