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Gloeophyllum Trabeum Is A Brown Rot Fungus That Has Long Been Considered To Belong To The Polyporales, But Is Now Recognized As A Member Of The Recently Established Order Gloeophyllales.

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Gloeophyllum trabeum is a brown rot fungus that has long been considered to belong to the Polyporales, but is now recognized as a member of the recently established order Gloeophyllales.

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