Jelly Fungus Gallery
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Toothed Jelly Fungus - Pseudohydnum gelatinosum
More jelly rot fungus (Phlebia tremellosa) photos, this time showing some interesting concentric ban
lraquel:This white as snow jelly fungus grows in clusters on dead wood. Commonly known as pale jelly
emerald-of-the-eight:A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice.
Exidia glandulosa #1 by Steve Balcombe on Flickr.
emerald-of-the-eight:A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice.
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green-algae: A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice. Image ta
A clear jelly fungus (Tremella sp), with the shape and texture of melting ice. Image taken in Queens
typhlonectes: Purple Jellydrops (Ascocoryne sarcoides) fungus, growing on a hardwood stump, Pacific
brown witches butter (exidia recisa) is an edible jelly fungi commonly found growing on hardwood in
fruiting bodies of brown witches fungus (exidia recisa)
jelly tooth fungus or toothed jelly fungus (pseudohydnum gelatinosum) is an edible fungi which is of
Cute little alpine jelly cones, aka poor man’s gumdrops, Guepiniopsis alpina! I haven’t
Pseudohydnum gelatinosum, called cat’s tongue fungus or toothed jelly fungus, is a saprotrophi
emerald-of-the-eight:A clear jelly fungus [Tremella sp], with the shape and texture of melting ice.
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