Auricularia eximia
Auricularia eximia is based on Hirneola eximia Berkeley & Cooke, a name from Brazil combined into Auricularia by Kobayasi in 1981. It is known from very few specimens and has not been re-studied since, so its ecology is inferred from tropical American wood ears.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on dead wood in humid tropical forest; no habitat data survive with the records.
Unknown.
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