Definition: Endomycopsis is a class of fungi that includes some species of yeasts, molds, and spores. It's also known as "fungi" or "fungii." These organisms are distinguished by their ability to produce endospores, which can survive in the environment for several years without reproducing. Endomycopsis plays a crucial role in the ecosystem because they help break down dead organic matter and release nutrients back into the soil.
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