Definition: Ascidium is a type of fungus that produces a white or yellowish powder on the surface of its host plant, known as an ascidian. It is commonly found in soil and water bodies, such as riverbanks, lakes, and swamps, where it can colonize and multiply rapidly. Ascids are important for nutrient cycling in aquatic ecosystems by breaking down organic matter and releasing nutrients into the water column.
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