Exporter of Cordycep...There are currently more than 680 documented species of Cordyceps. This number is subject to rapid change, as what we know of this genus and the life cycles of its constituents treads into unfamiliar territory. To date, species of the Cordyceps genus have been found on all six inhabited continents and in many climatic zones and habitats, and feeding off of a range of hosts, which include plants, insects and arachnids, and even other fungi (such as truffles). As studies of related species continue, it becomes increasingly obvious that the medicinal benefits of Cordyceps are not relegated to one species.
