Kingdom: Fungi Phylum: Basidiomycota Class: Agaricomycetes Order: Myceliales Family: Myceliaceae Genus: Adimycelium

Mycelis adimycelis represents a pivotal species in the galaxy-wide ecosystem, particularly within the mycelis genus. Native to the Vinaga homeworld, Gupha, this species is acknowledged as the common ancestor to all mycelis species spread across the galaxy. Its significance extends beyond its biological heritage, playing a vital role in the ecological balance of Gupha and influencing the evolutionary pathways of numerous mycelis variants.

Mycelis adimycelis is characterized by its expansive mycelial network, which forms a complex and interwoven underground structure. The visible parts of the organism, typically mushroom-like fruiting bodies, emerge seasonally. These fruiting bodies display a range of colors, primarily earthy tones, with caps that can span several meters in diameter.

This species thrives in the rich, organic soil of Gupha’s diverse forests. It forms symbiotic relationships with local flora, aiding in nutrient cycling and soil fertility. The growth cycle of mycelis adimycelis is synchronized with Gupha’s unique climatic patterns, particularly its extended rainy seasons. Urbanization and industrial activities on Gupha pose significant threats to the natural habitats of mycelis adimycelis.