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Aleuria Aurantia, The Orange Peel Fungus, Is Initially Cup Shaped But Develops Into A Contorted Bowl, Often Splitting. It Is Most Frequently Found On Disturbed Soil Beside Woodland Paths.

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Aleuria aurantia, the Orange Peel Fungus, is initially cup shaped but develops into a contorted bowl, often splitting. It is most frequently found on disturbed soil beside woodland paths.

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