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Jelly fungus

Tremella sp.

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Field Notes

Description:

Gelatinous, wet, translucent, about three inches long

Habitat:

Low swampy marshland

Notes:

Growing on fallen oak branch

Species ID Suggestions

Jelly fungus

Tremella sp.
mauna Kunzah
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Comments (6)
joeapple
I like your spottings! Consider yourself followed.
mauna Kunzah
You're welcome joe! I love it too. :-) I'm glad we came to the same conclusion, Suzanne!
joeapple
Thank you Mauna and Suzanne! I love that random people on the Internet can tell you what species your fungus is. :)
suzmonk
That's what I came up with, Mauna ... I think you're right.
mauna Kunzah
Might be Tremella fuciformis, but I can't be sure.
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PublishedJuly 10, 2013

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