Auricularia sinodelicata
Auricularia sinodelicata is a wood ear described by Dai and Wu in 2021 in a worldwide revision of the genus; the name marks it as a Chinese member of the A. delicata group, whose ears have a ridged, net-like underside. GBIF holds a single usable wild record, from northern Taiwan at about 880 m, so its ecology is inferred from the genus.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on dead broadleaf wood in humid subtropical forest, like other A. delicata-group species; specific habitat notes were not available.
The only measured record is at about 880 m in northern Taiwan.
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