"Dicranophora fulva " was illustrated by botanist Charles Geoffrey Dobbs in 1938.
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It is unclear whether " Dicranophora fulva " is a mycoparasite ( living off living material ) or saprotrophite ( living off dead or decaying material ).
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Furthermore, " G . roseus " is never found growing in isolation, only with " S . bovinus " though the latter species is found without the former . " Dicranophora fulva " is a yellow mould that has been found growing on decaying " S . bovinus " fruit bodies in Europe and the United States.
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