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Genus of large, rosette-like brown-rot fungi composed of many flattened, wavy lobes, resembling a cauliflower or a sea sponge. Species parasitize or decay the roots and butts of conifers or oaks. Several are choice edibles, and S. latifolia and S. crispa are cultivated in East Asia.
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