Definition: Liguliflorae are a group of fungi that are commonly found in various environments, including forests and wetlands. They are known for their ability to form complex structures such as meadows, which can be used by various species of plants. The term "liguliflorae" is derived from the Latin word "ligula," which means "branch or root," and "ferum," which means "flower." These fungi are often associated with the growth of plants, particularly those
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