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Jelly Leaf

Tremella foliacea

Photo by RandyL.
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Field Notes

Description:

Brown but somewhat translucent jelly-like fruit bodies. Wrinkled to folded, viscid when moist.

Habitat:

On oak log with Stereum sp.

Notes:

Tremella foliacea is a parasite of Stereum species.

Reference Links:

Tremella foliacea, Tremella foliacea (MushroomExpert.Com)

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PublishedMarch 4, 2015

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