Auricularia novozealandica
A wood ear described in 2021 from New Zealand, split from the widespread hairy wood ears in a worldwide DNA revision of the genus. Almost nothing is published beyond the description; treat it as a mild-temperate Auricularia of dead broadleaf wood.
Where it grows wild
Presumed to fruit on dead broadleaf wood in New Zealand forest and scrub, like other Auricularia there.
The single record carries no elevation; the measured site is lowland.
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