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      Oyster

      Pleurotus sp.

      Upon entering the Forest, I saw, growing from a fissure in the beech bark, an oyster cloaked in grey-lilac.

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      Unlike many fungi, whose gills are often beneath the cap, hidden from all view save that from the floor, these are decurrent, running clearly downwards.

      The oyster feeds first on tough lignin, before insects, bacteria, and other quiet dissolvers join the feast of decay.

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