Auricularia minutissima
A small wood ear described in 2015 from China during the split of the Auricularia auricula-judae complex, and also known from the Russian Far East and Japan. It grows on dead broadleaf wood in temperate forest.
Where it grows wild
Fruits on dead broadleaf wood in temperate forest of East Asia.
No elevation is given in the records; the measured Japanese site is lowland.
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