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The 8 pages that link to Wood-decay fungus, each with the reason it gives.

• BasidiomycotaRelated: Basidiomycetes include major decomposers that return wood-bound nutrients to ecosystems.

• Wood preservationRelated: Decay fungi are major targets of chemical and moisture-based preservation.

• Fruiting bodyRelated: Its fruiting bodies can reveal decay hidden within trees or timber.

• ShiitakeNarrower topic: Shiitake’s fungus decomposes wood, its natural substrate.

• XylophagyRelated: Fungi can make wood more digestible and serve as food for some wood-feeding animals.

• Evolution of fungiBroader topic: The evolution of wood decay transformed carbon storage and forest nutrient cycling.

• Flammulina filiformisRelated: In nature, this species grows on dead or weakened woody material.

• Saproxylic insectRelated: Fungal growth alters deadwood and supplies food or habitat for many associated insects.