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Crust-like, dark brown cup fungi attached to the ground by numerous rhizoids. The best-known species, R. undulata, fruits on burned ground and can parasitize conifer roots.
Fruitbody: flat, lobed, dark brown with a pale margin. Underside: whitish to yellowish rhizoids. Spores: large, fusiform.
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