Light green "fungus" at the base of a pineapple guava in a raised bed is probably lichen (algae + fungus). Lichens can appear greenish depending on algal component. They are harmless, using bark for support.
Compare to lichen photos online (leaflike, curly edges, filamentous, small cups). If it matches, no action needed. Mulch decomposition fungi are also normal and beneficial.
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