It lives only in the pores of the bracket fungus " Phellinus conchatus ", which grows on " Salix caprea ".
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They suggested that the visualization of the organizational tree probably was inspired by the shape of a local flower Salix caprea ( goat willow, also known as the pussy willow, or great sallow ).
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The fungus has been recorded only from Sweden and northern Finland, where it causes a type was collected in Pyh�j�rvi, Selk�inj�rvi, Finland, found growing on a dead trunk of " Salix caprea ".
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The larvae mainly feed on low growing mountain plants " Vaccinium uliginosum " and " Vaccinium myrtillus ", but have also been recorded on " Salix caprea " and " Sorbusa ucuparia ".
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It was found by Charles Wrege and Guidon Sorbo Jr . They suggested that the visualization of the organizational tree probably was inspired by the shape of a local flower Salix caprea ( goat willow, also known as the pussy willow, or great sallow ).
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Old spruce and pine dominated forests include smaller amounts of various tree species ( e . g . " Betula " spp ., " Populus tremula ", " Salix caprea " ) which, too, are an important element of forest structure.
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Widely found in Europe, its larvae eat the wood of living trees the favourite host plants are goat willow ( " Salix caprea " ), beech ( " Fagus " ) and birch ( " Betula " ), but they will inhabit a number of pest in horticulture or forestry.
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Downy birch ( " Betula pubescens " ), common sallow ( " Salix caprea " ) and alder ( " Alnus glutinosa " ) grow on sections of the site, beneath which can be found the narrow-lipped helleborine ( " Epipactis leptochila " ), characteristic of metalliferous sites in Northumberland and uncommon elsewhere.
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