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Photo by Laura B.
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Description:

Unusual jelly fungus found on rotting wood. Maybe a little smaller than a tennis ball. Opaque white, branched almost like a coral fungus. Slippery wet to the touch. Found in damp woods in central kentucky.

Species ID Suggestions

White jelly mushroom

Tremella fuciformis

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mauna Kunzah
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